medix argan vitamine E

Medix5.5 Argan Vitamine E

Description du produit :

La Medix 5.5 Argan + Vitamine E est une crème corporelle riche et nourrissante formulée pour hydrater intensément, protéger et régénérer la peau.
Enrichie en huile d’argan et vitamine E, elle aide à restaurer l’élasticité de la peau, prévenir la sécheresse et adoucir les zones rugueuses, tout en laissant un parfum subtil et agréable.
Idéale pour un usage quotidien, elle convient à tous les types de peau, même sensibles.

Les points forts :

  • Hydrate intensément et nourrit la peau sèche.

  • Améliore l’élasticité et la souplesse de la peau.

  • Riche en huile d’argan et vitamine E pour régénérer et protéger.

  • Laisse la peau douce, lisse et satinée.

  • Convient à tous types de peau, même sensibles.

Conseils d’utilisation :

  1. Appliquer sur peau propre et sèche, matin et soir.

  2. Masser délicatement jusqu’à absorption complète.

  3. Pour un effet optimal, utiliser après la douche pour sceller l’hydratation.

Caractéristiques :

  • Marque : Medix 5.5

  • Type de produit : Crème corporelle hydratante et nourrissante

  • Ingrédients clés : Huile d’argan, vitamine E

  • Bienfaits : Hydratation, régénération, souplesse, protection

  • Format : 250 ml / 500 ml

 Offrez à votre peau une hydratation profonde et un soin régénérant avec Medix 5.5 Argan + Vitamine E pour une peau douce, souple et éclatante.

7 000 CFA

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