K-REINE BODY SPLASH SWEET & SOUR 120ML

Découvrez la K-REINE HAIR BODY SPLASH SWEET SOUR 120 ML, une brume corps délicate qui parfume vos cheveux tout en les nourrissant. Sa fragrance douce et acidulée apporte une sensation de fraîcheur et de légèreté. Idéale pour un usage quotidien, elle sublimera votre routine beauté.

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K-REINE HAIR BODY SPLASH SWEET SOUR 120 ML

Découvrez la brume corps et parfum cheveux K-Reine Sweet Sour, un véritable élixir de fraîcheur et de douceur. Avec sa formule légère, cette brume offre une sensation agréable tout en parfumant délicatement votre peau et vos cheveux. Enrichie d’une fragrance envoûtante, elle vous enveloppe d’un nuage de senteurs sucrées et acidulées, parfaite pour toutes les occasions.

La brume K-Reine est idéale pour apporter une touche de fraîcheur tout au long de la journée. Que ce soit après la douche, à la plage ou simplement pour rehausser votre parfum, elle s’applique facilement et laisse un sillage irrésistible. Sa présentation en flacon de 120 ml en fait un accessoire pratique à emporter partout avec vous.

Pour une expérience sensorielle unique, optez pour la brume K-Reine Sweet Sour et laissez-vous séduire par son parfum captivant. Offrez à votre peau et à vos cheveux un moment de bien-être et de plaisir olfactif.

Composition

water, fragrance, locopherol, dissodium EDTA, Benzyl alcohol Isoeugenol, Coumarin, Linalool, Benzy benzoate, Limonene, Benzaldehyde, Vanillin, Geranyl acetate

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