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Electric Facial Cleansing Brush Silicond Ultrasonic Vibration Face

€40,40

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Electric Facial Cleansing Brush Silicond Ultrasonic Vibration Face Cleanser Deep Pores Blackhead Cleaning Washing Skin Massager

 

Product Features:

1. High speed motor will deliver powerful vibration to enable a deep and thorough facial cleansing and face lifting up massage experience, easily providing you with a fresh, smooth and radiant looking skin after just weeks of use.

 

2. Food grade bamboo charcoal silicond brush head bristles can effectively remove dirt, impurities and residues, will not damage the delicate skin, antibacterial and anti-allergic.

 

3. Provide a variety of vibration intensity modes, and with simple button control, widely applicable to all types of skin, even suitable for sensitive skin

 

4. IPX7 waterproof design, antibacterial bamboo charcoal silica gel bristles, built-in 400mAh rechargeable battery, wireless induction charging technology, direct power supply from USB power supply.

 

Specifications:

Material: Food Grade Bamboo Charcoal Silicond + ABS

Color: Pink/Red rose/blue/black/purple

Output Power: 3.7V

Power Supply: USB Power Induction Charging

Battery Capacity: 500mAh

Waterproof Rate: IPX7 Waterproof

 

Package Included:

1* Electric Facial Cleaning Brush Cleanser

1* USB Cable

1* User Manual

 

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