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Mesoestetic Mesoprotech Melan 130 Pigment Control 50 ml
Mesoprotech Melan 130 Pigment Control 50 ml
Ce produit est une protection solaire hautement efficace, spécialement formulée pour les peaux sujettes aux imperfections pigmentaires. Enrichie d’un agent dépigmentant, elle aide à réguler la production de mélanine, prévenant ainsi l’apparition de taches pigmentaires. Sa texture colorée offre un teint naturel et uniforme tout en atténuant les imperfections, tandis que sa formule résistante à l’eau assure une protection longue durée.
Les avantages de cette protection solaire comprennent la couverture complète contre les rayons UVB, UVA, ainsi que la lumière visible et infrarouge grâce au complexe Mesoprotech®. De plus, L’Azéloglycine aide à prévenir les taches en régulant l’enzyme responsable de la production de mélanine.
Pour une utilisation optimale, il est recommandé d’appliquer la crème trois fois par jour et de renouveler l’application toutes les deux heures en cas d’exposition directe au soleil. Il est également conseillé de réduire la quantité de crème pour maintenir un niveau de protection efficace et de porter des accessoires de protection solaire, notamment des lunettes de soleil et un chapeau. Enfin, agiter le produit avant utilisation permet d’assurer une répartition homogène.
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Mesoprotech Melan 130 Pigment Control 50 ml
Ce produit est une protection solaire à très haut indice, spécifiquement formulée pour les peaux sujettes aux imperfections pigmentaires. Enrichie d'un agent dépigmentant, elle régule la production de mélanine, renforçant ainsi son action préventive contre les taches pigmentaires. Sa texture teintée offre un fini naturel tout en atténuant les imperfections, unifiant ainsi le teint. De plus, sa formule résistante à l'eau garantit une protection prolongée.
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