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PHYTEAL ARGASKIN SHAMPOING ANTI-CHUTE À L’HUILE D’ARGAN 250ML

  • PHYTEAL ARGASKIN SHAMPOOING
  • Traitement anti chute naturel
  • Bon pour la repousse des cheveux
  • A base de huile d’argan et riche en vitamine E
  • Appliquer et laisser agir 2 min
  • Sans parabene
  • Contenance 250 ml

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La chute de cheveux, ou alopécie, peut concerner les hommes comme les femmes.
Utilisez PHYTÉAL ARGASKIN shampoing a base de huile d’argan et protégez vos cheveux contre les chutes.

DESCRIPTION

ARGASKIN shampooing anti-chute est un traitement naturel de la chute des cheveux.

Composé d’huile d’argan, ARGASKIN shampooing anti-chute est un soin qui prévient la chute des cheveux et en favorise la repousse.

Il donnera souplesse et brillance à votre chevelure.

Riche en vitamine E, vos cheveux seront nourris et hydratés en profondeur.

COMPOSITION PHYTEAL

  • Huile d’argan
  • Base lavante douce
  • Sans parabène

CONSEIL D’APPLICATION

  • Application : Appliquer sur cheveux humides. Laisser agir pendant 2 minutes et rincer abondamment à l’eau claire.
  • Fréquence :

– En période d’attaque (3 mois) : Utiliser 3 fois par semaine.

– En période d’entretien : Utiliser 1 à 2 fois par semaine.

  • Usage : externe uniquement.

CONSEIL D’UTILISATION

  • Utiliser en complément d’ARGASKIN huile d’argan
  • Convient à l’adulte, à la femme enceinte et aux enfants.
  • Ne présente aucune contre-indication et dispose d’une formule hypoallergénique, sans parabène, non comédogène et non testée sur les animaux.

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