Herôme – Durcisseur Extra Fort + Mini Huile nourrissante Offerte
Des ongles longs et durs en 14 jours ! Stimule la croissance des ongles et évite les accrocs d’ongles très mous. Ne l’utilisez pas directement après retrait de faux ongles.
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Description
Description
Herôme Durcisseur Extra Fort est un durcisseur très concentré. Il est destiné aux clientes qui ont des ongles qui se cassent et se dédoublent très souvent et qui n'ont toujours pas trouvé de produit adapté à leurs problèmes d'ongles. Après 15 jours, les ongles sont vraiment durs et ne se fendillent plus. De plus, le durcisseur sèche très vite. Il est de ce fait très pratique à utiliser. L'entretien après une cure est déconseillé avec ce produit, privilégiez le durcisseur fort. Ce produit est déconseillé après la pose de faux-ongles.
Conseils d'utilisation
Appliquer une couche le 1er jour et une 2ème couche le lendemain. Le 3ème jour, retirer les 2 couches à l'aide du dissolvant soignant puis réappliquez une 1ère couche. Répétez ce traitement pendant 15 jours. Après la cure, appliquez 1 à 2 couches par semaine de durcisseur fort pour l'entretien.
Composition
BUTYL ACETATE - ETHYL ACETATE - NITROCELLULOSE - ADIPIC ACID/NEOPENTYL GLYCOL/TRIMELLITIC ANHYDRIDE - ACETYL TRIBUTYL CITRATE - ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL - CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE - STEARALKONIUM BENTONITE - ACRYLATES COPOLYMER - N-BUTYL ALCOHOL - SILICA - DIACETONE ALCOHOL - CITRIC ACID - PISTACIA LENTISCUS GUM - HEXANAL - APIUM GRAVEOLENS (CELERY) SEED EXTRACT - PHOSPHORIC ACID - AQUA - ACETYL METHIONINE - ACETYL CYSTEINE - CITRAL - PANTHENOL - TOCOPHEROL - MAGNESIUM ASCORBYL PHOSPHATE - CI 77891 - CI 19140
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