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JONZAC CONTOUR YEUX & PAUPIÈRES APAISANT – PEAUX INTOLÉRANTES À TENDANCE ALLERGIQUE 15ml
REACTIVE CONTROL | Peaux intolérantes à tendance allergique
145.00 DHS
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Description
Ce soin ciblé a été formulé spécifiquement pour le contour des yeux intolérant à tendance allergique. Le Contour yeux et paupières apaisant hydrate¹ et calme immédiatement les sensations d’irritations, de tiraillements et de démangeaisons. Sa formule unique associe l’eau thermale de Jonzac à des actifs reconnus apaisants et anti-poches.
Sans parfum.
Convient aux porteurs de lentilles.
Testé sous contrôles dermatologique et ophtalmologique.
- Haute tolérance
- 100% d'origine naturelle
- Anti-poches
- Made in France
Actifs :
L'EAU THERMALE DE JONZAC, ACTIF DU CONTOUR YEUX ET PAUPIÈRES APAISANT
Puisée à plus de 1850 mètres de profondeur, l’eau thermale de Jonzac est extraite directement de son milieu naturel.
Elle présente une pureté, une douceur et une hyperminéralisation exceptionnelles. Isotonique, elle respecte l’intégrité des cellules de la peau.
Plusieurs études ont démontré son action au niveau de la peau : l’eau thermale de Jonzac apaise, régénère, et possède une action anti-inflammatoire sur la peau.
En l’appliquant chaque jour, elle permet aux cellules de se régénérer et d’améliorer ainsi la qualité de la peau.
PHYTOSPHINGOSINE
LA PHYTOSPHINGOSINE, ACTIF DU CONTOUR YEUX ET PAUPIÈRES APAISANT
Obtenue par bio-fermentation, la phytosphingosine est un actif important de la formule du Contour yeux & paupières apaisant.
Elle possède à l’état libre des propriétés apaisantes reconnues sur la peau.
La phytosphingosine est un lipide présent de nature dans les couches les plus externes de la peau. Il s’agit d’un constituant naturel des céramides du film hydrolipidique de la peau.
Conseils d'utilisation :
Appliquer délicatement matin et soir sur
les paupières et le contour de l’oeil
préalablement nettoyés.
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