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The Purest Solutions T-Zone Oil Eraser 10ml
T-Zone Oil Erazer est particulièrement adapté aux peaux mixtes qui ont besoin d’équilibrer le sébum dans la zone T et aux peaux grasses à tendance acnéique.
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Description
Sa formule absorbant l'huile et équilibrant le sébum réduit l'apparence de la brillance en équilibrant le sébum. L'acide azélaïque, l'huile d'arbre à thé et l'extrait de romarin qu'il contient visent à obtenir une apparence plus lisse en équilibrant l'excès de sébum sur la peau.
Conseils d'utilisation :
Appliquez ce produit sur la zone T. Appliquer le produit en l'absorbant par mouvements circulaires à l'aide de l'applicateur afin qu'il ne laisse pas de traces blanches. Laissez sécher 5 à 10 minutes sur la peau. Une fois que la formule a séché et devient une fine couche blanche, rincez abondamment à l'eau.
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