DAYLONG REPAIR AFTER SUN 100 ML

DAYLONG After Sun Repair est une protection après soleil qui favorise les mécanismes de réparation naturels de la peau.

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DAYLONG After Sun Repair est une protection après soleil qui favorise les mécanismes de réparation naturels de la peau. Pour le visage et pour le corps, elle convient surtout aux peaux irritées suite à une exposition solaire et aux peaux sensibilisées suite à un traitement dermatologique (peeling, laser, épilation). DAYLONG AFTER SUN REPAIR est enrichi en actifs hydratants et permet de régénérer rapidement les peaux irritées par le soleil. Délicatement parfumée, elle pénètre rapidement et offre une agréable sensation de douceur et de confort.

Conseils d’utilisation

Appliquez généreusement la lotion DAYLONG After Sun Repair sur le visage et sur le corps après l’exposition au soleil.

Composition

Sans conservateurs ajoutés. Enrichie en actifs hydratants : Endonucléase (enzyme de réparation de l’ADN), glycérine, vitamine E et dexpanthénol Eau, triglycéride caprylique/caprique, squalane, pentylène glycol, alcool béhénique, glycérine, Butyrospermum Parkii, panthénol, tocophérol, Micrococcus Lysate, lécithine, polyglycéryl-10 pentastéarate, sodium stéaroyl lactylate, carbomère, gomme xanthane, hydroxyde de sodium, EDTA disodique, phénoxyéthanol, parfum

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