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SOME BY MI AHA-BHA-PHA 30 DAY MIRACLE SERUM 50ML
Un mélange doux et rééquilibrant d’extraits de plantes apaisantes, d’huiles hydratantes et de tous les exfoliants essentiels pour une peau plus lisse en seulement 30 jours. • Idéal pour cibler les pores obstrués et les points noirs, il apaise les zones cutanées irritées, soulage durablement les inflammations et apporte beaucoup d’hydratation.
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Description
Sérum au tea tree hautement concentré qui modifie l'état de votre peau en seulement 30 jours !
Formulé à base de jus de feuille de thé (10 000 ppm) et 14,5% d'extrait de centella, ce sérum adoucit et hydrate la peau tout en resserrant les pores. Enrichi en AHA pour retirer les cellules mortes, en BHA pour éliminer l'excès de sébum, et en PHA pour maintenir l'hydratation de la peau.
Bienfaits et avantages :
Ce sérum à l’arbre à thé hautement concentré accomplira des merveilles sur votre peau en seulement 30 jours !
Apaise efficacement les peaux irritées et endommagées.
Réduit l’apparence des imperfections.
Élimine les cellules mortes de la peau, même les plus tenaces.
Resserre les pores pour un grain de peau affiné.
L’AHA aide à éliminer les cellules mortes et les impuretés de la surface de la peau. Le BHA aide à éliminer les impuretés et l’excès de sébum à l’intérieur des pores. Le PHA aide à prévenir la perte d’hydratation.
Testé sous contrôle dermatologique.
Conseils d'Utilisation :
Secouez bien le produit avant utilisation.
Après le nettoyage, préparez votre peau à l’aide d’un tonique.
Appliquez une quantité appropriée de produit sur vos joues et votre front à l’aide du compte-gouttes inclus.
Tapotez délicatement pour une meilleure absorption.
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