Citrue Bisabolol by Acme-Hardesty Company

Mar 12th, 2020

Audrey Latimer

Acme Hardesty Co Inc

Citrue Bisabolol is a natural, organic and farnesol-free product with anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory properties. Free of any synthetic contaminants, this product is widely used in cosmetics and in various formulations for hair, face and body. Acme-Hardesty’s CitroNature line is supplied by its partner Citróleo.

For more information, please visit www.acme-hardesty.com.

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