CYTOLNAT CYTOLCAP SHAMPOING SEBOREDUCATEUR CHEVEUX GRAS 200ML

Le Shampooing Séborégulateur CYTOLNAT CYTOLCAP est un traitement efficace pour réduire l’excès de sébum et nettoyer en profondeur le cuir chevelu séborrhéique ainsi que les cheveux gras. Sa formule est conçue pour purifier et équilibrer le cuir chevelu sans l’agresser, tout en maintenant les cheveux propres et légers plus longtemps.

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CYTOLNAT CYTOLCAP – Shampooing Séborégulateur 200ml

Le Shampooing Séborégulateur CYTOLNAT CYTOLCAP est un traitement efficace pour réduire l’excès de sébum et nettoyer en profondeur le cuir chevelu séborrhéique ainsi que les cheveux gras. Sa formule est conçue pour purifier et équilibrer le cuir chevelu sans l’agresser, tout en maintenant les cheveux propres et légers plus longtemps.

La base lavante douce et astringente du shampooing CYTOLCAP combine des agents purifiants avec des actifs végétaux séborégulateurs, tels que l’ortie piquante, le capillaire de Montpellier et le cresson de fontaines. Ces ingrédients naturels aident à absorber en douceur l’excès de sébum, tout en retardant le regraissage et assainissant le cuir chevelu sans décaper.

Résultat : Des cheveux propres, aérés et légers, qui restent ainsi plus longtemps, offrant à vos cheveux un véritable moment de bien-être.

Conseils d’utilisation :
Appliquer le Shampooing Séborégulateur CYTOLCAP sur des cheveux mouillés, masser doucement, laisser agir pendant 2 minutes puis rincer soigneusement.

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