Micellar Gel 240 ml _ BABE LABORATORIOS

Micellar gel cleanser designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It features a gentle formula with soothing active ingredients that deeply cleanse the skin without causing irritation. Ideal for combination skin and those who prefer a foaming gel cleanser for a refreshing and comfortable cleansing experience.

 

240 ml

AED 114.45

1 in stock

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BABE LABORATORIOS

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Nutrition facts, 100 g

Brand

BABE LABORATORIOS

Product Description

Micellar gel cleanser designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It features a gentle formula with soothing active ingredients that deeply cleanse the skin without causing irritation. Ideal for combination skin and those who prefer a foaming gel cleanser for a refreshing and comfortable cleansing experience.

Product Benefits:

Effective and Gentle Cleansing: Removes impurities and dirt without damaging the skin’s natural barrier.

Moisturizing and Soothing: Contains glycerin and betaine to hydrate and calm the skin, helping to reduce irritation.

Anti-inflammatory and Antioxidant: Licorice extract soothes the skin and protects it from environmental stressors.

Ideal for Combination Skin: Provides a pleasant foaming cleansing experience without drying out the skin.

Suitable for All Skin Types: Even the most sensitive, thanks to its mild and non-irritating formula.

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