Crème Illuminatrice Vitamine C Skin Booster 50 ml Byphasse
Description du produit :
La Crème Illuminatrice Byphasse Vitamine C Skin Booster 50 ml est un soin revitalisant conçu pour réveiller l’éclat naturel de votre peau. Grâce à sa formule enrichie en vitamine C, elle aide à raviver le teint, réduire les taches pigmentaires et lutter contre le teint terne causé par la fatigue ou la pollution.
Légère et fondante, cette crème pénètre rapidement sans laisser de film gras. Elle offre une hydratation durable tout en laissant la peau douce, lumineuse et pleine de vitalité.
Points forts :
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Vitamine C pour une peau éclatante et lumineuse.
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Hydrate en profondeur sans effet gras.
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Estompe les taches et améliore la clarté du teint.
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Protège contre les agressions extérieures et les signes de fatigue.
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Convient à tous les types de peau, même ternes ou fatiguées.
Conseils d’utilisation :
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Appliquez matin et soir sur une peau propre et sèche.
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Massez délicatement en mouvements circulaires jusqu’à absorption complète.
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Pour un effet booster, utilisez-la après le Sérum Vitamine C Byphasse.
💡 Astuce : Parfaite comme base de maquillage pour un effet “glow” naturel.
Caractéristiques :
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Marque : Byphasse
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Contenance : 50 ml
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Ingrédient clé : Vitamine C
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Texture : Crème légère et non grasse
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Type de peau : Tous types, notamment ternes ou fatiguées
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Effets : Éclat, hydratation, unification du teint, anti-fatigue
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Origine : Espagne
Offrez à votre peau un coup d’éclat immédiat avec la Crème Byphasse Vitamine C Skin Booster 50 ml.
🛒 Commandez dès aujourd’hui et retrouvez une peau lumineuse, hydratée et pleine de vitalité !
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