BYPHASSE CREME JOUR & NUIT HYDRA INFINI H24 60ML

Crème jour & nuit hydratante et énergisante, formulée pour une hydratation continue pendant 24h. Idéale pour revitaliser la peau.

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La crème jour & nuit Hydra Infini 24H de la marque Byphasse Activ Energie est un véritable soin complet pour une hydratation optimale de la peau. Sa formule enrichie en actifs hydratants et nourrissants agit en profondeur pour revitaliser et régénérer la peau tout au long de la journée et de la nuit. Cette crème apporte une sensation de confort immédiate et laisse la peau douce, souple et parfaitement hydratée. Sa texture agréable et non grasse pénètre rapidement pour un effet hydratant longue durée. À utiliser au quotidien pour une peau éclatante de santé et protégée des agressions extérieures.
– Crème jour & nuit
– Hydra infini 24H
– Contenance : 50ml
– Formule enrichie en actifs énergisants
– Adaptée à tous types de peau
– Hydrate et protège la peau tout au long de la journée et de la nuit

Conseils d’utilisation du produit BYPHASSE ACTIV ENERGIE CREME JOUR & NUIT HYDRA INFINI 24H 50ML:

– Appliquer matin et soir sur une peau propre et sèche
– Masser délicatement sur le visage et le cou en évitant le contour des yeux
– Utiliser quotidiennement pour des résultats optimaux
– Convient à tous les types de peau, même les plus sensibles
– Pour une hydratation continue 24h, utiliser en complément d’une bonne routine de soins de la peau
– Conserver dans un endroit frais et sec, à l’abri de la lumière directe du soleil

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