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La Roche-Posay Mela B30 SPF30 Soin Correcteur Protecteur Anti-Taches 40ml
De la perte d’éclat aux taches persistantes : MELA B3 SPF 30 est le nouveau soin correcteur et protecteur qui cible l’hyperpigmentation, grâce au Melasyl™ multibreveté et à la Niacinamide concentrée à 5% pour corriger les taches brunes persistantes.
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De la perte d'éclat aux taches persistantes : MELA B3 SPF 30 est le nouveau soin correcteur et protecteur qui cible l'hyperpigmentation, grâce au Melasyl™ multibreveté et à la Niacinamide concentrée à 5% pour corriger les taches brunes persistantes. Il est associé à une protection SPF30 + UVA pour prévenir l'apparition de nouvelles taches. Innovation hyperpigmentation Melasyl™ multibreveté : le nouvel actif pour combattre l'hyperpigmentation comme jamais auparavant*.
Bénéfices :
Résultats visibles dès 1 semaine sur l'uniformité du teint1.
77% le teint semble plus uniforme2
78% les taches sont visiblement plus claires dès 2 semaines3
77% les taches semblent moins visibles dès 2 semaines3
1Scorage clinique, 34 sujets présentant une tache persistante
2Test consommateur, 119 femmes, application pendant 1 semaine
3Test consommateur, 119 femmes
Problèmes ciblés :
Taches brunes, taches de vieillesse, taches solaires, melasma, hyperpigmentation, marques post-acnéiques, teint terne et irrégulier.
Type de peau :
Pour tous types de peaux et toutes les carnations. Visage, cou et décolleté.
Précautions d'emploi :
Ce produit n'est pas un produit solaire.
En cas d'exposition solaire intense ou prolongée, utiliser une protection solaire adaptée.
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