AVENE GELEE GOMMANTE DOUCEUR 75ML

Un gommage doux pour peaux sensibles, formulé par AVÈNE pour éliminer les impuretés en douceur et laisser la peau lisse et éclatante.

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Découvrez la Gelée Gommage Douceur de la marque Avène, un soin adapté aux peaux sensibles pour une peau lisse et éclatante. Ce gommage délicat et non irritant élimine en douceur les impuretés et les cellules mortes de la peau, tout en respectant son équilibre naturel. Grâce à sa formule enrichie en agents hydratants et apaisants, ce gommage laisse la peau douce, souple et confortable. Sa texture gelée fondante procure une sensation de fraîcheur et de confort lors de son application. Profitez d’un moment de douceur et de bien-être avec la Gelée Gommage Douceur Avène, idéale pour les peaux sensibles.

COMPOSITION:
– Eau Thermale d’Avène
– Glycérine
– PEG-6
– PEG-32
– Hydroxyéthylacrylate
– Sodium Laureth Sulfate
– Cellulose Acétate
– Sodium Salicylate
– Alcool Benzylique
– Disodium EDTA
– Parfum (Fragrance)
– Linalol
– Eau (Aqua)

Conseils d’utilisation :

1. Appliquer une noisette de gelée gommage douceur sur le visage préalablement humidifié.

2. Masser délicatement en effectuant des mouvements circulaires pendant quelques minutes.

3. Rincer abondamment à l’eau tiède.

4. Utiliser une à deux fois par semaine pour une peau douce et éclatante.

Astuce : Pour un rituel complet, complétez votre routine avec les soins de la gamme peaux sensibles AVENE pour une peau apaisée et hydratée en profondeur.

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