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SVR CERA BIOTIC BAUME REGENERANT COMBLANT 50ML

  • Baume régénérant comblant
  • Concentré anti-âge
  • Pour peaux sèches, tiraillées
  • Comble et lisse les rides
  • Hydrate et renforce la peau
  • Vitamine C, Acide Hyaluronique
  • Contenance 50 ml

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Régénérer votre peau grâce à une combinaison de 3 actifs essentiels à la fonction de la peau : des probiotiques pasteurisés, de la vitamine C stabilisée et de l’Acide Hyaluronique. Et pour combler la peau et lisser les rides et ridules, ce baume nourrissant est enrichi avec des céramides, principaux lipides constituants la couche cornée. Ils permettent à la peau d’assurer son rôle de barrière de protection face aux agressions extérieures et maintenir une bonne hydratation cutanée. Jour après jour, la peau est nourrie, comblée et lissée.

Une efficacité immédiate :
• 95% Une peau immédiatement plus confortable• +14% peau lissée

Une peau raffermie et lissée après seulement 1 mois :
• +27% peau plus ferme
• +42% peau plus lisse
• -17% rides et ridules

Et vous êtes convaincues :
• 86% La peau est renforcée
• 95% la peau est nourrie

AUTO-ÉVALUATION – 21 SUJETS – 28 JOURS – 2 APPLICATIONS PAR JOUR – % DE SATISFACTION SCORAGE DERMATOLOGIQUE – 21 SUJETS –  APRES 1 APPLICATION – % MOYEN D’AMELIORATION AUTO-ÉVALUATION – 21 SUJETS – 28 JOURS – 2 APPLICATIONS PAR JOUR – % MOYEN D’AMELIORATION

Appliquer uniformément matin et/ou soir sur le visage et le cou. Excellente base de maquillage. Usage externe.

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