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CRESCINA HFSC 1300 FEMME 20 AMPOULES
Traitement pour la croissance et contre la chute des cheveux pour femme
1,360.00 DHS
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Description
Rien n'est perdu, il est toujours possible de préparer de bonnes conditions pour avoir une belle chevelure. Le traitement Crescina HFSC Transdermic Technology 1300 Re-Growth Anti-Hair Loss est leader dans ce domaine. La formule combine deux soins capillaires en un seul emballage qui d'une part facilitent la croissance des cheveux et d'autre part, évitent leur perte.
Caractéristiques :
- comprend deux formules en un seul emballage
- favorise la croissance physiologique des cheveux
- aide à prévenir la chute des cheveux
- permet de les revitaliser
- renforce la structure de la fibre capillaire
Résultats des tests :
issus d'un test clinique/instrumental réalisé sur 46 sujets pendant 4 mois (23 traités avec le produit Crescina HFSC, 23 avec le placebo) :
- 100% ont constaté la pousse des cheveux
- grâce à une analyse mathématique des résultats, on arrive à un chiffre moyen de 6300 nouveaux cheveux qui poussent après 4 mois de traitement
Ingrédients :
- Re-Growth (Cystéine, Lysine, Glycoprotéine) – agit dans le cuir chevelu pour favoriser la pousse des cheveux
- Anti-Hair Loss complexe HSSC – préviennent les causes physiologiques de la chute des cheveux
Application:
Appliquez sur le cuir chevelu propre et sec en insistant sur les zones les plus sujettes à la perte des cheveux. Massez bien pour favoriser la pénétration dans le cuir chevelu.
Le produit contient un vasodilatateur qui peut provoquer une réaction cutanée accompagnée d'un rougissement de la peau. Lavez-vous les mains après l'application.
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