RDL Extract licorice Natural Brightening hand & body lotion

The Whitening Hand and Body Lotion with Licorice Extract, Soy Protein, and Vitamin E is a unique skincare product that combines three effective ingredients to help lighten, hydrate, and nourish the skin. This lotion features the brightening properties of licorice extract, the skin-enhancing benefits of soy protein, and the moisturizing and protective effects of Vitamin E.

 

Weight : 600 ml

AED 20.00

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The Whitening Hand and Body Lotion with Licorice Extract, Soy Protein, and Vitamin E is a unique skincare product that combines three effective ingredients to help lighten, hydrate, and nourish the skin. This lotion features the brightening properties of licorice extract, the skin-enhancing benefits of soy protein, and the moisturizing and protective effects of Vitamin E.

Benefits of the Whitening Hand and Body Lotion with Licorice Extract, Soy Protein, and Vitamin E:

  1. Whitening the Skin: Helps even out skin tone and reduce dark spots and pigmentation thanks to licorice extract.
  2. Hydrating the Skin: Provides deep hydration thanks to soy protein, leaving the skin soft and radiant.
  3. Nourishing the Skin: Vitamin E enhances skin health and improves its elasticity.
  4. Protecting the Skin: Shields the skin from environmental factors such as pollution and sun damage.
  5. Improving the Appearance of Hands and Body: Boosts skin radiance, making it appear healthier and more vibrant.

This lotion is an ideal choice for daily skincare, especially for dry or tired skin, helping improve its appearance, lighten it, and give it a more glowing and healthy look.

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