INODERMA ALOHA PINK PAILLETÉE SPRAY 150ML

Aloha est une huile au Monoï de Tahiti d’origine Polynésienne, obtenue grâce à la macération de fleurs de Tiaré dans l’huile de noix de coco.

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ALOHA BY INODERMA Huile au Monoï de Tahiti Pailletée PINK 150ML

Aloha est une huile au Monoï de Tahiti d’origine Polynésienne, obtenue grâce à la macération de fleurs de Tiaré dans l’huile de noix de coco. Dotée d’un parfum doux et envoûtant, Aloha est appréciée pour ses vertus hydratantes, adoucissantes et assouplissantes.

Aloha facilite le bronzage en empêchant la peau de se dessécher. Aloha illumine la peau et sublime le bronzage. Elle s’utilise également en après-soleil.

Conseils d’utilisation :

Il est recommandé d’Appliquer Aloha sur le corps et les cheveux. Masser délicatement pour faire pénétrer le soin. Ne pas rincer. Agiter le flacon avant utilisation.

A base d’huile de coco, l’huile au monoï se solidifie dès que la température descend au-dessous de

20°C. Cela n’affecte pas ses propriétés, il suffit de la réchauffer avant de l’utiliser.

Composition :

Extrait de fleur de Tiaré : Hydratante. Traite et prévient les cheveux fragilisés et desséchés, permet

de réaliser un parfait bronzage, et de traiter les coups de soleil.

Noix de coco : Nourrissante et réparatrice.

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