AVENE CICALFATE CREME MAINS 100ML

La crème réparatrice spécifique Mains avec une protection isolante contre les agressions extérieures. Pour les mains très sèches et irritées.

56,000 TND TTC

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Description :
Indiquée pour les mains très sèches, gercées, fendillées, irritées à la suite d’agressions diverses (climatiques, professionnelles), cette crème est particulièrement adaptée pour les réparer et les protéger.
Le Sucralfate micronisé, actif original, favorise la réparation de l’épiderme. L’association avec le sulfate de cuivre et le sulfate de zinc limite le risque de prolifération bactérienne.
Riche en Eau Thermale d’Avène, Cicalfate Crème Mains apaise les épidermes fragilisés.
Sa texture onctueuse et nutritive pénètre rapidement et forme une barrière transparente pour une protections « seconde peau ».
Conseils D’utilisation :
Appliquer au moins 2 fois par jour en insistant sur les zones irritées.
Composition :
Avene Thermal Spring (Avene Aqua) Water (aqua), mineral oil (paraffinum liquidum), myreth-3 myristate, PEG-45/dodecyl glycol copolymer, dimethicone, aluminium sucrose octasulfate, optydodecanol, PEG-7 glyceryl cocoate, aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, glycerin, beeswax (cera alba), cetylalcohol, copper sulfate, dimethiconal, dysteardimonium hectorite, glyceryl stearate, magnesium sulfate, phenoxyethanol, sodium benzoate, water (aqua), xanthan gum, zinc sulfate.

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