BIODERMA HYDRABIO HYALU+ SERUM CONCENTRE REPULPANT 30ML

Retrouvez une peau intensément hydratée et repulpée grâce au Hydrabio Hyalu+ Sérum de BIODERMA. Spécialement formulé pour les peaux sensibles déshydratées, ce sérum ultra-concentré associe l’Acide Hyaluronique à la technologie Aquagenium™ pour stimuler l’hydratation naturelle de la peau et restaurer son éclat.

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Retrouvez une peau intensément hydratée et repulpée grâce au Hydrabio Hyalu+ Sérum de BIODERMA. Spécialement formulé pour les peaux sensibles déshydratées, ce sérum ultra-concentré associe l’Acide Hyaluronique à la technologie Aquagenium™ pour stimuler l’hydratation naturelle de la peau et restaurer son éclat.

Bénéfices :

Hydrate intensément et durablement la peau

Repulpe et lisse les ridules de déshydratation

Redonne confort, souplesse et luminosité au teint

Texture fraîche, légère et non collante

Excellente base de maquillage

Actifs clés :

Acide Hyaluronique : retient l’eau dans la peau pour un effet repulpant immédiat

Niacinamide : renforce la barrière cutanée et apaise la peau

Aquagenium™ : réactive le processus naturel d’hydratation cutanée

Indications :

Peaux sensibles, normales à sèches

Peaux présentant des signes de déshydratation, tiraillements, manque d’éclat

Conseils d’utilisation :

Appliquer matin et/ou soir sur le visage et le cou, préalablement nettoyés.

À utiliser seul ou avant votre soin hydratant habituel.

Offrez à votre peau une hydratation intense et durable avec BIODERMA Hydrabio Hyalu+ Sérum, votre allié beauté pour un teint frais et rebondi au quotidien !

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