Vichy Deodorant Bille Anti Trace Blanche 2x50ml Trousse
VH Déo Bille Anti-Traces Blanches 2 x 50ml assure une protection 48h sans laisser de marques sur les vêtements, avec une trousse offerte pour un usage pratique au quotidien.
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VH Déo Bille Anti-Traces Blanches – Lot de 2 x 50ml + Trousse est un déodorant roll-on formulé pour offrir une protection efficace contre les odeurs et l’humidité pendant 48 heures, tout en évitant les traces blanches sur les vêtements. Sa formule douce et sans alcool convient parfaitement aux peaux sensibles et respecte l’équilibre naturel de la peau. Idéal pour une utilisation quotidienne, ce pack contient deux roll-ons pratiques, accompagnés d’une trousse élégante, parfaite pour le rangement ou le transport en voyage.
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