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Micellar Water Collistar Agua Micelar Sensitive Skin 250 ml

€20,84

Micellar Water Collistar Agua Micelar Sensitive Skin 250 ml is a quality product designed for discerning individuals who look after their appearance and are looking for the best cosmetics to enhance their beauty. If you are one of them, the 100% original Collistar products are made for you.



  • Characteristics:
    • Dermatologically tested
    • Make Up Remover
    • Cleans and purifies the skin
    • Alcohol Free
    • Perfume free
    • Without silicone
    • Odourless
    • Silicone-free
  • Ingredients:
    • Probiotics
    • Polysorbate 20
    • Sodium benzoate
    • Sodium hydroxide
    • Water (Aqua)
    • Alpha-glucan oligosaccharide
    • Betaine
    • Butylene glycol
    • Camellia sinensis leaf extract
    • Diglycerin
    • Ethylhexylglycerin
    • Hexylene glycol
    • Inulin
    • Magnolia biondii bud/flower extract
    • Niacinamide
    • Peg-6 caprylic/capric glycerides
    • Benzyl alcohol
    • Glycerin
    • Phytic acid
    • Potassium
    • Sorbate
    • Paeonia officinalis flower extract
  • Properties:
    • Anti-inflammatory
    • Provides shine
    • Soothing
    • Moisturizing
  • Recommended use:
    • Sensitive Skin
    • All skin types
  • Type: Micellar Water
  • Units: 1 Unit
  • Body part: Face
  • Capacity: 250 ml
  • Gender: Lady
  • Texture: Liquid
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