black soap

Black Soap

Description du produit :

Le F&W Black Soap Gel Douche est un gel nettoyant enrichi en savon noir africain et actifs éclaircissants, spécialement formulé pour purifier, exfolier et illuminer la peau.
Grâce à sa mousse onctueuse et son parfum agréable, il nettoie en profondeur tout en éliminant les impuretés, l’excès de sébum et les cellules mortes.
Votre peau retrouve fraîcheur, éclat et douceur dès la première utilisation.

Les points forts :

  • Nettoie et purifie la peau en profondeur.

  • Éclaircit et unifie le teint.

  • Exfolie en douceur pour une peau lisse et douce.

  • Aide à réduire les taches et imperfections.

  • Laisse un parfum frais et agréable.

Conseils d’utilisation :

  1. Appliquer sur peau mouillée à l’aide d’une éponge ou d’un gant de toilette.

  2. Faire mousser en massant doucement tout le corps.

  3. Rincer abondamment à l’eau claire.

  4. Utiliser quotidiennement pour une peau éclatante et saine.

Caractéristiques :

  • Type de produit : Gel douche purifiant et éclaircissant

  • Ingrédients clés : Savon noir africain, agents exfoliants doux, actifs éclaircissants

  • Texture : Gel onctueux et moussant

  • Utilisation : Quotidienne

  • Convient à : Tous types de peau

 Redonnez éclat et pureté à votre peau avec le F&W Black Soap Gel Douche !
Commandez dès maintenant pour une peau nette, douce et naturellement lumineuse.

6 500 CFA

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