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5 In 1 Electric Exfoliating Facial Cleansing Brush Pore Blackhead

€21,37

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Specifications:

Material: plastic

Powered by: 2*AA battery(not included)

Suitable for: all skins

Size: 130x70x48mm

Color: Purple/Green


Features:

Restore soft and smooth skin.

Exfoliate dead skin cells to reveal radiant and youthful skin.

Reduce and erase fine lines & blackheads.

Compact and lightweight,it is portable to carry.

Comes with 5 attachments for different function,it is cost-effective.


How to use

1. Open the battery cover and install the 2 X AA batteries correctly

2. Connect 1 of the heads on the axis firmly

3. Simply wet your face and the head before using, then spread skincare cream or cleanser on the head of brush.

4. Adjust the device to High or Low mode depends on your requirements

5. Gently move the device on the skin, do not overexert, keep the skin with comfort, if there is any pricking or adverse reactions, please stop using immediately


Package included:

1 x Face Cleaning Massage

1 x Soft brush

1 x Rolling massager

1 x Make-up sponge

1 x Latex sponge-soft

1 x Crude Polish accessory

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