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Centifolia Creme Mains Protectrice 75ml
Hydrate et nourrit – Anti-dessèchement
Au Ginkgo Biloba bio origine France
Texture onctueuse et fondante
Mains et ongles – Tous types de peaux même sensibles
Formule Vegan
65.00 DHS
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Description
Grâce à sa texture onctueuse et fondante, la Crème mains protectrice pour toute la famille pénètre rapidement sans laisser de film gras. Elle hydrate intensément, durablement et apaise les mains de toute la famille*. Les mains sont nourries, protégées des agressions extérieures et elles retrouvent douceur et confort. Convient aux peaux sensibles.
La gamme Hydratation pour toute la famille a été développée pour répondre aux besoins quotidiens de la peau des enfants* et des adultes. Chaque formule est enrichie avec un merveilleux actif botanique : le Ginkgo Biloba. Cet extrait de feuilles de Ginkgo Biloba bio et origine France a été sélectionné pour sa forte concentration en composés actifs(1,2) connus pour améliorer l'hydratation, apaiser et protéger la peau des dommages liés aux UV(3,4,5).
Des formules délicatement parfumées et des formats familiaux adaptés pour l'hygiène et le soin de toute la famille*.
*Enfants à partir de 3 ans.
Tube recyclable et 23% recyclé, garanti sans phtalate ni Bisphénol A.
Conçu et fabriqué en France.
(1) Luu C, Fournier A. 300 Plantes médicinales de france et d’ailleurs. Terre vivante (40 ans). Vol. p.584. 2020.
(2) POUPON E. Substances naturelles et biosynthèse - Diterpènes et stéroides ; les ginkgolides. Cours MPNC Présenté à ISIPCA 2017-2018.
(3) Kwak WJ et al. « Effects of Ginkgetin from Ginkgo biloba Leaves on Cyclooxygenases and In Vivo Skin Inflammation » ; 2002
(4) Chuarienthong P et al. « Clinical efficacy comparison of anti-wrinkle cosmetics containing herbal flavonoids » Int J Cosmet Sci. ; 2010
(5) Belo SED et al. « Photoprotective Effects of Topical Formulations Containing a Combination of Ginkgo biloba and Green Tea Extracts.» Phytother Res ; 2011
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