SVR SPIRIAL VEGETAL ROLL-ON 48H 50ML

  • Sans sels d’aluminium
  • Application rapide et confortable
  • Absorbe l’humidité
  • Combat les mauvaises odeurs
  • Tolérance optimale
  • Convient aux peaux sensibles
  • Convient aux peaux épilées

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SVR Spirial Végétal Déodorant : Un soin anti-transpirant sans sels d’aluminium

Découvrez le déodorant SVR Spirial Végétal 50ml, une innovation de la marque SVR, experte en soins dermatologiques. Ce déodorant anti-transpirant est spécialement conçu pour les peaux sensibles, même après le rasage ou l’épilation. Sa formule unique sans sels d’aluminium assure une protection efficace pendant 48 heures.

Une formule douce pour une tolérance optimale

Le déodorant SVR Spirial Végétal est formulé avec un complexe d’origine végétale qui absorbe l’humidité et combat les mauvaises odeurs. Sa bille glisse facilement sur la peau pour une application rapide, tout en apportant douceur et confort.

Enrichi en allantoïne et en glycérine, ce déodorant respecte la peau tout en la protégeant de la transpiration. Sans paraben, sans parfum, sans alcool et sans propylène glycol, il est idéal pour les peaux sensibles.

Un déodorant efficace pour une protection quotidienne

Le déodorant SVR Spirial Végétal est recommandé pour une utilisation quotidienne sur une peau propre et sèche. Sa formule douce et efficace assure une protection optimale contre la transpiration et les mauvaises odeurs.

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