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SVR AMPOULE A LIFT CONCENTRE LISSANT 30 ML
Concentré lissant. Retexturisant, anti-rides
30ml – La haute concentration en vitamine A pour une peau retexturisée dès 7 jours.
353.00 DHS
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Description
Peaux irrégulières, défauts cutanés, pores dilatés, rides.
Ce sérum ultra-concentré en vitamine A retexturise le tissu cutané pour lisser la peau. Jour après jour, le grain de peau s’affine, la qualité de peau s’améliore, elle parait plus jeune.
COMMENT CA MARCHE ?
Parce que le vieillissement cutané ne se limite pas à la présence de rides, SVR soutient la peau dans sa globalité. Savez-vous combien de femmes se disent concernées par les irrégularités cutanées en plus des rides et ridules ? Encore beaucoup trop !
La vitamine A / le rétinol est un actif anti-âge de référence qui retexturise la peau et corrige les rides profondes. Puissant, 0,3% suffit pour faire peau neuve. SVR a sélectionné deux formes de vitamine A pure dont une encapsulée pour une efficacité à tous les niveaux de l’épiderme et une tolérance optimale pour les peaux sensibles. Leur association permet de lisser en douceur la surface de la peau et de régénérer l’épiderme.
? Le rétinol pur concentré à 0.1%
? Le rétinol pur encapsulé à 0.2% par des liposomes à la membrane phospholipidique – semblable à celles des cellules de la peau – se libère en continue au cœur de l’épiderme.
Sa galénique lactée fusionne avec la peau et diffuse ses actifs en douceur pour un résultat visible et une peau aussi lisse que confortable.
Sa formule convient aussi aux peaux sensibles sans contre-indication pour les femmes enceintes.
Son plus ? Contient 92% d’ingrédients d’origine naturelle conservés dans un flacon en verre recyclable.
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