LAINO MASQUE VISAGE APAISANT STICK 65G

  • Masque visage apaisant en stick
  • Spécial peaux sensibles, hydratant et doux
  • Formulé avec argile rose, chanvre et kakadu
  • Réduit rougeurs et tiraillements
  • Assouplit et affine le grain de peau
  • Ravive l’éclat et équilibre le teint
  • 100% ingrédients d’origine naturelle
  • Sans parfum, colorant, parabène ni phénoxyéthanol
  • Utilisation : 2 fois par semaine, 10 min
  • Fabrication française, stick pratique

57,120 TND TTC

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Description

Le Masque Visage Apaisant Laino en stick est spécialement conçu pour les peaux sensibles. Sa formule à 100% d’ingrédients d’origine naturelle associe argile rose, extrait de chanvre et kakadu pour hydrater, rafraîchir et assouplir la peau tout en affinant son grain. Ce soin réconforte les épidermes sensibles, réduit les rougeurs et ravive l’éclat du teint.

Indications

  • Peaux sensibles et réactives
  • Rougeurs et tiraillements
  • Besoin d’hydratation et de confort cutané
  • Affinement du grain de peau et éclat du teint

Conseils d’utilisation

Appliquer 2 fois par semaine sur le visage et le cou préalablement nettoyés. Laisser poser 10 minutes, puis rincer à l’eau claire avant d’appliquer la crème de jour habituelle.

Composition

AQUA (WATER), PROPYLENE GLYCOL, KAOLIN, GLYCERIN, SODIUM STEARATE, CANNABIS SATIVA SEED EXTRACT, GELLAN GUM, TERMINALIA FERDINANDIANA FRUIT EXTRACT, SODIUM HYDROXIDE

Caractéristiques

  • Type de peau : Sensible
  • Texture : Stick prêt à l’emploi
  • Formulation : Naturelle, sans parfum, sans colorant, sans parabène, sans phénoxyéthanol
  • Action : Apaise, hydrate et protège la peau

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