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Swiss Image Essential Care Bi-Phase Micellar Water 400 ml
Swiss Image Essential Care Bi-Phase Micellar Water 400 ml
Cette Eau Micellaire Bi-Phase enrichie en extrait de Hysope, en huile de Néroli et en Eau de Glacier des Alpes suisses est spécialement formulée pour éliminer délicatement le maquillage longue tenue et rafraîchir votre peau en une seule étape.
– Type de peau :Tous les types de peau.
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Swiss Image Essential Care Bi-Phase Micellar Water 400 ml
Cette Eau Micellaire Bi-Phase enrichie en extrait de Hysope, en huile de Néroli et en Eau de Glacier des Alpes suisses est spécialement formulée pour éliminer délicatement le maquillage longue tenue et rafraîchir votre peau en une seule étape. Cette eau micellaire offre un nettoyage doux mais efficace, la rendant adaptée à tous les types de peau, y compris les peaux sensibles.
Équilibre les Huiles Naturelles de la Peau : La composition bi-phase agit harmonieusement pour équilibrer les huiles naturelles de votre peau, prévenant la sur-sécheresse et favorisant un éclat sain et radieux.
Formule Bi-Phase pour une Efficacité Double : Notre formule bi-phase unique combine la puissance des phases aqueuse et huileuse, assurant un nettoyage complet sans compromis sur l'hydratation. Découvrez l'efficacité double qui laisse votre peau propre et hydratée.
Ingrédients Inspirés par la Nature : Cette Eau Micellaire est enrichie des bienfaits de l'extrait d'Hysope qui élimine doucement les impuretés, le maquillage et l'excès de sébum, laissant votre peau propre et revitalisée. L'huile de Néroli favorise une teint saine et radieuse. L'Eau de Glacier des Alpes suisses hydrate et nourrit profondément la peau.
Excellence Suisse : Cette Eau Micellaire est infusée avec des extraits naturels provenant des environnements écologiques vierges de la Suisse, y compris l'Eau de Glacier Alpine et l'Hysope.
- Type de peau :Tous les types de peau.
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