DOVE Go Fresh Peach and white flowers 150 ml
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DOVE Go Fresh Peach and white flowers 150 ml
Dove Advanced Care peach antiperspirant provides 72-hour protection against sweat and odour while taking care of your skin with Triple Moisturizing Technology. Soothes post-shave irritation and leaves underarms soft and moisturised. It brings a fresh peach scent and a feeling of confidence throughout the day.
Key features of DOVE Go Fresh deodorant peach and white flowers, 150 ml
- Spray deodorant with a beautiful peach scent
- Provides 72-hour protection against sweat and odour
- Helps reduce underarm irritation and leaves you with softer skin
- Advanced Care formulation with Triple Moisturizing Technology
- Long-lasting effect
Technology:
Triple Moisturizing Technology - combines three types of hydration. It locks in moisture, draws water into the skin and strengthens its protective barrier to hydrate, soothe irritation and prevent dryness.
Use:
Shake the container before use. Spray from a distance of 15 cm on the skin and underarms.
Warning:
Extremely flammable aerosol. The vessel is under pressure. It may tear when heated. Protect from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other sources of ignition. No smoking. Do not spray into open flames or other sources of ignition. Do not pierce or burn even after use. Protect from sunlight. Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50 °C. Only throw the completely emptied bottle in the waste. Use only for the intended purpose. Do not spray in the eyes. Do not use on injured or irritated skin. Avoid prolonged application and direct inhalation. Keep out of reach of children.
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Unilever Magyarország Kft, 1138 Váci út121-127 D.épület, [email protected], +3680180144, www.unilever.hu
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