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PROTIS NINOSYL SAVON BÉBÉ 100gr

  • Savon bébé doux 100 g
  • Nettoie en douceur visage et corps
  • Sans colorants ni parabènes
  • Savon surgras pour hydratation naturelle
  • Enrichi en huile d’amande douce nourrissante
  • Extrait de calendula apaisant et réparateur
  • Convient aux peaux normales et sensibles
  • Usage quotidien dès les premiers mois
  • Formule testée sous contrôle dermatologique

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Description

Le NINOSYL Savon Bébé 100g est spécialement formulé pour respecter la peau fragile des nourrissons. Ce savon surgras, sans colorants ni parabènes, nettoie en douceur tout en préservant l’hydratation naturelle de l’épiderme. Infusé d’huile d’amande douce et d’extrait de calendula, il apaise les irritations et protège la peau contre le dessèchement, laissant une sensation de confort et de douceur après chaque bain.

Indications

  • Nettoyage quotidien du visage et du corps des bébés
  • Peaux normales à sensibles
  • Prévention du dessèchement cutané et des irritations

Conseils d’utilisation

  1. Mouillez la peau de bébé à l’eau tiède.
  2. Faites mousser le savon entre les mains ou sur un gant de toilette.
  3. Appliquez la mousse sur le visage et le corps en massant délicatement.
  4. Rincez soigneusement à l’eau claire.
  5. Séchez la peau en tapotant avec une serviette propre.
  6. Évitez le contact avec les yeux.

Composition

  • Huile d’amande douce : nourrit et adoucit la peau.
  • Extrait de calendula : apaise les irritations et favorise le confort cutané.
  • Formule sans colorants ni parabènes, testée sous contrôle dermatologique.

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