GILBERT PADS BIO RECTANGLES DE COTON 8X10CM

Des carrés de coton bio pour toutes les utilisations, Les pads Gilbert sont des carrés de coton pour bébé 100 % biologiques, à la fois doux pour l’épiderme sensible des tout-petits et respectueux de l’environnement. Présentés dans un conditionnement économique de 180 unités, ils s’utilisent aussi comme carrés démaquillants

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Description

Les PADS BIO, rectangles de coton 8x10 cm, comportent 2 faces non tissées pour une extrême douceur, 100% coton biodégradable, ils permettent le nettoyage du siège de bébé ou le démaquillage, Ils sont compactent et ne peluchent pas, Ce sont les seuls Pads en qualité Bio, De plus ils sont certifiés ECOCERT et GOTS, Ils sont donc Sans Pesticides, sans OGM ni Plomb, Fabriqué en Europe, sans blanchiement au chlore, â Le coton biologique est moins gourmand en eau et en

adjuvant chimique,

  • La culture du coton maintient les sols sains et productifs

grâce à l'utilisation d'engrais naturels,

  • La culture du coton respecte les sols et les écosystèmes,

COMPOSITION :

100% Coton biologique, sans pesticide, OGM, plomb

CONSEILS D'UTILISATION :

Appliquez votre liniment sur le Pads bio rectangle de coton puis nettoyer le siège de bébé/ appliquez votre démaquillant sur le Pads Bio rectangle de coton et nettoyez cotre peau

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