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PURE SKIN AS PEEL SOIN ANTI-IMPERFECTIONS 30ML

 

PURE SKIN AS PEEL est un soin exfoliant puissant formulé pour les peaux mixtes à tendance acnéique. Enrichi en acide azélaïque et salicylique, il agit rapidement sur les imperfections, les rougeurs et les irritations, tout en offrant un effet lissant et éclatant visible dès la première utilisation.

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PURE SKIN AS PEEL est un soin exfoliant puissant formulé pour les peaux mixtes à tendance acnéique. Enrichi en acide azélaïque et salicylique, il agit rapidement sur les imperfections, les rougeurs et les irritations, tout en offrant un effet lissant et éclatant visible dès la première utilisation.

Bénéfices

– Assèche les lésions inflammatoires et prévient les comédons

– Réduit visiblement les rougeurs et apaise les irritations

– Agit sur l’acné, la rosacée, la dermatite séborrhéique et le psoriasis

– Lisse la peau et unifie le teint dès la première application

– Élimine les filaments sébacés sur le nez

Conseils d’utilisation

Appliquer le soir sur peau propre et sèche. Laisser poser de quelques minutes à toute la nuit selon la tolérance. Une rougeur ou un léger picotement est normal. Appliquer tous les soirs jusqu’à légère desquamation, puis espacer selon les besoins.

Pour le cuir chevelu

En cas de psoriasis ou pellicules grasses, appliquer 1h avant la douche sur cheveux secs avec un massage léger, puis rincer avec un shampooing adapté.

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