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EAU THERMALE AVÈNE – Cold Cream Crème mains concentrée 50 ml

• NOURRIT : Nutrition durable 24h et en profondeur
• HYDRATE : immédiatement et intensément pendant 24h
• PROTÈGE : la peau est protégée grâce à sa composition à base de Cold cream d’origine naturelle

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Testé en conditions de grand froid, ce soin nutritif à la texture enveloppante et au parfum léger laisse sur les mains un fini doux, non gras et non collant. Grâce au cold cream d'Eau Thermale Avène,un mélange traditionnel d'ingrédients issue de la pharmacopée française, cette crème nourrit et apaise, protège du froid et du dessèchement. Sa texture généreuse assure une hydratation 24h* et permet une libération progressive des actifs, pour une application facile et une pénétration rapide. Les mains retrouve souplesse et confort intense. *Couches supérieures de la peau.

Conseil d'utilisation:
Etalez Cold Cream Crème mains concentrée dans les mains puis appliquez sur le dessus des mains par de légers massages.

Astuce de l'expert:
En cas de mains très sèches et /ou irritées, déposez par de légers tapotements avant d'étaler délicatement

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