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Klorane Crème Change Certifiée BIO 100ml
Réduit les rougeurs du siège – Apaise – Protège
103.00 DHS
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Description
Crème change réparatrice et protectrice.
Certifiée BIO et à 99% d'ingrédients d'origine naturelle.
Sans parfum.
Apaisant, nourrissant, réparateur*, protecteur
La Crème change Klorane certifiée BIO est spécialement formulée pour protéger la peau fragile de bébé entre chaque change. Exposées à l’acidité et à l’humidité, les fesses des tout-petits sont souvent sujettes aux rougeurs et aux irritations. Pour éviter inconfort et démangeaisons, cette crème ciblée composée de 99% d'ingrédients d'origine naturelle et à haute tolérance pédiatrique est enrichie d’actifs apaisants et réparateurs comme le Calendula BIO, l’huile de Ricin et l’huile de Jojoba et participe à l’équilibre du microbiome cutané. Sa formule sans parfum apaise dès les premières applications, répare* et renforce la peau des rougeurs et irritations du siège. Pour maintenir le confort de bébé entre deux changes.
Avantage
Son efficacité cliniquement prouvée et ses actifs d'origine naturelle contribuant à apaiser et réparer, aident à protéger et renforcer la peau fragile du siège de bébé.
Bénéfices
- Apaise et nourrit : la texture épaisse et crémeuse de la crème change procure soin et confort au fessier de bébé, pour un soulagement dès les premières applications.
- Répare : enrichie en huile de Jojoba la crème change augmente les capacités de réparation de la barrière cutanée.
- Protège : la crème contient de la glycérine végétale, pour aider à réparer le film hydrolipidique de la peau et faire barrière face aux agressions.
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