DUCRAY KELUAL EMULSION 50ML

  • Élimine les squames
  • Apaise les irritations
  • Calme les rougeurs
  • Douce et hydratante
  • Bien tolérée
  • Utilisation fréquente
  • Convient au cuir chevelu et au visage
  • Contient des ingrédients apaisants et hydratants

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Le shampoing anti-pelliculaire Ducray Kelual Emulsion est un produit innovant spécialement formulé pour lutter contre les pellicules et apaiser le cuir chevelu irrité. Grâce à sa formule à base de keluamid et de glycéryl laurate, ce shampoing agit en profondeur pour éliminer les pellicules tout en respectant l’équilibre naturel du cuir chevelu. Il soulage les démangeaisons et les irritations tout en laissant les cheveux doux et soyeux. En plus de son efficacité prouvée, ce shampoing est également très doux pour la peau et convient à un usage fréquent. Offrez à vos cheveux le traitement qu’ils méritent avec Ducray Kelual Emulsion.

Composition:
– Extrait de keluamid
– Kelual DS
– Eau
– Huile de palme
– Glycérine
– Sucrose stéarate
– Piroctone olamine
– PEG-32
– Parfum (fragrance)
– Chlorphénésin
– Disodium EDTA
– Acrylates/C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer
– Propylène glycol

Conseils d’utilisation :

1. Appliquer une petite quantité de produit sur les cheveux mouillés.
2. Masser délicatement le cuir chevelu pour faire mousser.
3. Laisser agir quelques minutes avant de rincer abondamment à l’eau tiède.
4. Répéter l’opération si nécessaire.
5. Utiliser régulièrement pour des résultats optimaux.

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