Dr Rashel Vitamin C Day Cream
Description du produit :
La Dr_Rashel Vitamin C Day Cream est une crème de jour formulée pour éclaircir et revitaliser le teint, tout en luttant contre les signes visibles du vieillissement. Enrichie en vitamine C et niacinamide, elle aide à uniformiser le teint, réduire l’apparence des taches et imperfections, et protéger la peau contre les agressions quotidiennes.
Sa texture légère et rapidement absorbée laisse la peau douce, hydratée et lumineuse. Idéale pour un usage quotidien, cette crème offre une protection et un soin anti-âge pour tous types de peau.
Les points forts :
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Éclaircit et unifie le teint pour un visage radieux.
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Réduit les taches et imperfections grâce à la vitamine C et au niacinamide.
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Hydrate en profondeur sans laisser de film gras.
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Lutte contre les signes du vieillissement, rides et ridules.
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Texture légère et pénétration rapide.
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Convient à tous types de peau, même sensibles.
Conseils d’utilisation :
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Appliquer chaque matin sur une peau propre et sèche.
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Étaler délicatement sur le visage et le cou jusqu’à absorption complète.
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Pour un résultat optimal, combiner avec une protection solaire si exposition au soleil.
Caractéristiques :
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Type de produit : Crème de jour éclaircissante et anti-âge
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Ingrédients clés : Vitamine C, Niacinamide, agents hydratants
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Action principale : Éclat, uniformisation du teint, hydratation et anti-âge
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Texture : Légère, rapidement absorbée
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Type de peau : Tous types de peau
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Utilisation : Quotidienne, matin
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Résultat : Teint lumineux, peau hydratée et visiblement plus jeune
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Contenance : [à préciser, ex : 50 ml]
Offrez à votre peau éclat, uniformité et jeunesse ! ✨ Commandez dès maintenant la Dr_Rashel Vitamin C Day Cream et profitez d’un soin complet anti-âge et illuminant pour votre visage.
3 000 CFA
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