PEEL OFF Exfoliating Detox Mask – 40 ml _ FLOXIA PARIS

PEEL OFF Exfoliating Detox Mask – 40ml

A peeling and detoxifying mask that deeply cleanses, purifies, and renews the skin. Its formula is enriched with active ingredients that remove impurities, absorb excess oil, and enhance the skin’s radiance.

 

40 ml

AED 157.50

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Nutrition facts, 100 g

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FLOXIA PARIS

Product Description

A peeling and detoxifying mask that deeply cleanses, purifies, and renews the skin. Its formula is enriched with active ingredients that remove impurities, absorb excess oil, and enhance the skin’s radiance.

Benefits:

  • Eliminates accumulated impurities and toxins.
  • Promotes skin cell renewal and gentle exfoliation.
  • Smooths the skin and evens out the complexion.
  • Reduces enlarged pores and blackheads.
  • Contains Moringa extract for pollution protection.
  • Enriched with Salicylic Acid to exfoliate and purify the skin.
  • Contains Glycerin to maintain skin hydration.
  • Provides a fresh and radiant glow after each use.
  • Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

How to Use:
Use once or twice a week. Apply a thin, even layer on clean, dry skin, avoiding the eye area, lips, and hairline. Leave on for 20 minutes until completely dry, then gently peel it off from bottom to top. Rinse off any residue with warm water.

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