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weKear "Moisturise Restore" Skincare Kit

€60,16

Nourishing Active Natural Ingridients for Face & Body

Multi-award-winning brand Kear offers sustainable greek skincare that is an ode to natural beauty. Multipurpose, natural, and olive oil-based skin care products reviving thousands of years ago beauty secrets. This beauty set offers natural skincare products with an exquisite combination of herbs to offer deep cleansing, hydration, and antioxidant protection. AntiOxidant Face Balm is rich in sea-buckthorn berry superfruit; a multi-nutrient powerhouse that slows down the ageing process. 5 active natural ingredients sink deep within the skin, protecting it from UV radiation, pollution, and toxicity. Plant Heroes™ Body Balm is rich in restorative St. John's Wort and calendula extract that help improve the appearance of visible imperfections, such as pigmentation, spots, cracked skin, stretch marks, scars, and cellulite. A must addition to our skincare routine.

Non-toxic, free from fillers, paraben, animal fat, silicon, sulphates, paraffin or petroleum, and cruelty-free. Exclusively produced in Greece. Dermatologically and microbiologically tested.


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