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EAU THERMALE JONZAC PURE SOIN HYDRATANT MATIFIANT 50 ml
La pureté bio thermale
LIMITE L’EXCÈS DE SÉBUM, RESSERRE LES PORES
Haute tolérance
Peaux mixtes à grasses, même sensibles
145.00 DHS
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Description
Le soin hydratant matifiant Pure est un véritable allié pour les peaux mixtes à grasses. Sa formule enrichie en eau thermale de Jonzac et poudre de bambou hydrate et aide à réguler l'excès de sébum pour un fini mat immédiat et durable. Jour après jour, les pores sont resserrés, le grain de peau affiné et le teint plus frais.
Ce soin hydratant matifiant Pure contient également de l'eau florale d'Hamamélis, reconnue pour son action astringente, et du sel de zinc qui limite la sécrétion de sébum. L'acide hyaluronique, quant à lui, est un puissant actif hydratant qui assure une hydratation optimale des couches supérieures de l'épiderme.
Non comédogène et formulé pour minimiser les risques de réactions allergiques, ce soin est testé sous contrôle dermatologique pour une tolérance maximale. Il convient aux peaux mixtes à grasses, même les plus sensibles.
Le tube de 50 ml permet une utilisation facile et pratique, à la maison comme en déplacement. Avec le soin hydratant matifiant Pure, votre peau retrouve tout son éclat et sa fraîcheur, pour un teint parfaitement matifié et lumineux tout au long de la journée.
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