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Apis Professional Couperose-stop Algae Mask for Capillary Skin with Wild Rose and Vitamin C 100g
€ 7.02
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Description
Couperose-stop Algae Mask for Capillary Skin with Wild Rose and Vitamin C
is a mask recommended for sensitive atopic skin, as well as for vascular skin. The product is intended for people of all ages. The complex of ingredients used in the mask, carefully selected and with an intense nourishing and regenerating effect, allows you to visibly improve skin tension, and by supporting the collagen synthesis process, it supports the smoothing of micro-wrinkles. The product is intended for professional use. It is recommended to use the mask during manual facial cleansing treatments, as well as during mesotherapy and sonophoresis treatments, as well as after microdermabrasion treatments.
Application:
- strengthening and sealing blood vessels,
- smoothing,
- anti-inflammatory
- moisturizing,
- flexible,
- refreshing.
Composition:
- Wild rose extract – strengthens collagen and elastin fibers, an ingredient responsible for eliminating wrinkles and discolorations
- Arnica extract – an ingredient with a relaxing, regenerating and soothing effect, beneficial effect on vascular skin
- Vitamin C – antioxidant properties, improving collagen synthesis, an ingredient with brightening properties for discolorations,
- Alginate – a source of valuable nutrients, nourishing, firming and intensely moisturizing effect.
Ingredients (INCI):
Solum Diatomeae (Diatomaceous Earth), Algin, Calcium Sulfate, Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate, Trisodium Phosphate, Calcium Carbonate, Titanium Dioxide, Rosa Canina Extract, Ascorbyl Glucoside, Arnica Extract, Parfum, C.l. 14720.
Usage:
To 15 g of the mask, add approximately 40 ml of still mineral water and mix intensively until a thick mass is formed. Apply the resulting mass using a spatula to the skin of the face and neck and leave for about 15-20 minutes. Remove the hardened mask.
Packaging:
- 100 g.
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