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SENSILIS GEL PURIIFY ESSENTIAL CLEANSER 400ML PEAUX MIXTES À GRASSES

  • Gel purifiant pour peaux mixtes à grasses
  • Réduit l’apparence des pores et l’excès de sébum
  • Contient zinc et extrait de lin pour peau nette
  • Acide hyaluronique hydrate et adoucit la peau
  • Provitamine B5 apaise rougeurs et irritations
  • Utilisation quotidienne matin et soir

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Description

Gel nettoyant purifiant formulé avec du zinc et de l’extrait de lin, PURIFY ESSENTIAL CLEANSER élimine les impuretés, régule le sébum, minimise l’apparence des pores et limite la prolifération bactérienne. Sa texture gel douce convient particulièrement aux peaux mixtes ou grasses, sujettes aux imperfections et pores visibles ou obstrués.

Indication

  • Peaux mixtes à grasses
  • Impuretés cutanées et excès de sébum
  • Pores dilatés ou obstrués

Conseils d’utilisation

  1. Appliquer le gel sur le visage légèrement humide.
  2. Masser par mouvements circulaires pour faire émulsionner le gel et permettre une pénétration en profondeur.
  3. Sécher délicatement la peau en tapotant avec une serviette douce.
  4. Utiliser matin et soir pour des résultats optimaux.

Composition

  • Acide hyaluronique : hydrate et protège la peau
  • Provitamine B5 : apaise et adoucit
  • Extrait de lin : renforce la barrière cutanée, réduit les rougeurs et maintient l’hydratation
  • Zinc : régule la production de sébum et limite la prolifération bactérienne

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