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Neoretin Sensitive Areas Body lotion 100ml
La Neoretin Discrom Control Sensitive Areas Body Lotion est une lotion corporelle spécialement formulée pour unifier le teint des zones sensibles du corps.
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Description
La Neoretin Discrom Control Sensitive Areas Body Lotion est une lotion corporelle spécialement formulée pour unifier le teint des zones sensibles du corps. Elle est conçue pour éclaircir et homogénéiser la peau, tout en améliorant sa douceur et son hydratation.
Bénéfices :
- Éclaircissement et uniformisation du teint : Grâce à des actifs puissants tels que l'acide tranexamique et l'acide azélaïque, cette lotion réduit les taches pigmentaires et inhibe la surproduction de mélanine, contribuant ainsi à un teint plus uniforme.
- Renforcement de la barrière cutanée : Enrichie en niacinamide, elle aide à restaurer la barrière cutanée, améliorant l'hydratation et la résistance de la peau.
- Texture légère et absorption rapide : Sa formule légère permet une absorption rapide, laissant la peau douce et sans résidu collant.
Indications :
Cette lotion est idéale pour les zones sensibles et sujettes à l'hyperpigmentation, telles que :
- Aisselles
- Ligne du bikini
- Face interne des cuisses
- Plis cutanés
- Coudes et genoux
Elle convient également aux phototypes plus foncés.
Composition :
- Technologie Retinsphere® : Favorise le renouvellement cellulaire.
- Niacinamide : Renforce la barrière cutanée et améliore l'hydratation.
- Acides tranexamique et azélaïque : Actifs dépigmentants qui éclaircissent et unifient le teint.
- Acide lactobionique : Exfolie en douceur et améliore la texture de la peau.
Mode d'utilisation :
Appliquer matin et soir sur une peau propre et sèche des zones concernées. Éviter le contact avec les muqueuses ; en cas de contact, rincer abondamment à l'eau. Usage externe uniquement. Conserver à une température inférieure à 40 °C.
Testé sous contrôle dermatologique, ce produit offre une bonne tolérance et est adapté aux peaux sensibles.
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