RILASTIL D CLAR CONCENTRÉ MICROPEELING 100ML

  • Exfoliant intensif pour réduire les taches brunes
  • Lotion biphasique pour pénétration profonde
  • Contient acide mandélique et complexe Clari-Tech
  • Stimule le renouvellement cellulaire
  • Dépigmente et unifie le teint
  • Convient à tous types de peau, même sensibles
  • Usage soir, massage ou coton, rincer si sensible

98,104 TND TTC

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Description

Rilastil D-Clar Micro Peeling 100 ml est un traitement exfoliant intensif biphasique conçu pour réduire l’apparence des taches brunes et uniformiser le teint. Formulé avec de l’acide mandélique et le complexe Clari-Tech, il favorise le renouvellement cellulaire et aide à dépigmenter la peau, tout en améliorant la tolérance du produit. Convient à tous les types de peau, y compris les plus sensibles.

Indications

  • Taches brunes et hyperpigmentation
  • Teint irrégulier
  • Cicatrices d’acné et hyperchromies post-inflammatoires
  • Peaux sensibles nécessitant un peeling doux

Conseils d’utilisation

  • Appliquer le soir sur peau propre, à la main ou avec un disque de coton, en massant doucement.
  • Pour les peaux sensibles, rincer après 3 à 5 minutes.
  • Utiliser dans le cadre d’une routine complète avec d’autres produits de la gamme D-Clar pour de meilleurs résultats.

Composition

Aqua (Water) • Glycerin • Glycolic Acid • Arbutin • Niacinamide • Lactic Acid • Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) • autres actifs exfoliants, éclaircissants et apaisants.

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