RDL Extract Papaya Milk Brightening hand & body lotion + Vitamin E

Papaya Lotion with Milk Extract and Vitamin E is a skincare product designed to brighten and nourish the skin with its effective ingredients. This lotion contains papaya extract, which helps brighten the skin, along with milk that moisturizes and nourishes the skin, while Vitamin E enhances skin health and protects it from environmental factors.

 

Weight : 600 ml

AED 20.00

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Papaya Lotion with Milk Extract and Vitamin E is a skincare product designed to brighten and nourish the skin with its effective ingredients. This lotion contains papaya extract, which helps brighten the skin, along with milk that moisturizes and nourishes the skin, while Vitamin E enhances skin health and protects it from environmental factors.

Benefits of Papaya Lotion with Milk Extract and Vitamin E:

  1. Skin Brightening: Helps even out skin tone and reduce pigmentation and dark spots thanks to the papaya extract.
  2. Skin Moisturizing: Contains milk, which provides deep hydration and leaves the skin soft and supple.
  3. Skin Nourishment: Vitamin E nourishes the skin and enhances its elasticity, making it appear youthful.
  4. Skin Protection: Protects the skin from damage caused by environmental factors such as sun exposure and pollution.
  5. Improves Skin Appearance: Helps improve the appearance of the skin, leaving it brighter and healthier.

This lotion is an ideal choice for daily skincare, especially for those with dry or tired skin, providing the care needed for a more radiant and healthy look.

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