Nourishing Self-Care: Embrace Radiant Skin with Our Gentle Cleansing Milk
"Indulge in Pure Pampering and Self-Love as You Cleanse Away Impurities"
Create your own personalised face wash. Mild facial cleanser with a silky soft texture that nourishes the skin while removing all traces of makeup and impurities. Apply the cleanser to your face, massage gently, rinse off with water.
Gentle to dry skin, Silky texture, Leaves skin soft, face-care, Cleansers (Type), Dehydrated skin (Concern), Anti-aging skincare (Concern), Normal (Skin type), Dry (Skin type), Mature (Skin type), Shea Butter (Ingredients), Argan Oil (Ingredients), Avocado Oil (Ingredients), Flower Extract (Ingredients), Jojoba Oil (Ingredients), White (Packaging color)
Shea Butter, Argan Oil, Avocado Oil, Jojoba Oil, Flower Extract
The products are made using environmentally friendly production and processing processes respecting human health and using natural resources responsibly.
The formulations are developed, applying the concept of green formulation.
The ingredients used in the products are made respecting biodiversity.
There are no GMO ingredients within the products.
The packaging is recyclable. The transportation packaging is made of recycled materials.
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