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URIAGE AGE PROTECT SERUM INTENSIF MULTI-ACTIONS 30ML

Le sérum intensif multi-actions Uriage Age Protect est un soin qui aide à diminuer les rides et à lutter contre le manque de fermeté de la peau.

  • Prévient et corrige les signes de l’âge
  • Diminue l’apparence des ridules et des rides
  • Protège la peau

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Ce sérum booster hautement concentré agit simultanément sur les signes de l’âge et sur les agressions quotidiennes que subit la peau : lumière bleue, UV, pollution, stress, fatigue… La peau est plus éclatante, plus ferme et paraît plus jeune

Indication

Prévient et corrige les signes de l’âge

Diminue l’apparence des ridules et des rides, lutte contre la perte de tonicité et le manque de fermeté, aide à prévenir les taches pigmentaires et redonne vitalité et éclat. Synergie d’actifs hautement concentrées pour une action anti-âge démultipliée.

Protège la peau

La peau est protégée de la pollution et des méfaits de la lumière bleue grâce au brevet BLB*.

*Brevet déposé BLB : barrière lumière bleue.

Utilisation

Appliquer matin et/ou soir, avant la crème sur une peau parfaitement nettoyée et séchée. Éviter le contact avec les yeux. Ne pas appliquer chez la femme enceinte. En cas de picotements espacer les applications.

Composition

Principes actifs

Eau Thermale d’Uriage
BLB
Gommes végétales
AHA, Acide Hyaluronique TBPM*, Rétinol, Vitamines C et E, Sang du dragon**
*Très Bas Poids Moléculaire **Extrait végétal

Testé sous contrôle dermatologique
Parfum

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