LACTOVIT Lactourea Firming Body Milk 400 ml
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LACTOVIT Lactourea Firming Body Milk 400 ml
LACTOVIT LACTOUREA body lotion with Protein calcium technology, Lactourea complex and collagen firms and smooths the skin, making it softer, smoother and younger looking. The unique complex with lactic acid, pure urea and collagen regenerates and firms the skin, stimulates natural collagen synthesis and improves skin tone and elasticity from the first application. The gentle scent will calm and relax the mind, which will also promote faster falling asleep. Recommended for dry to extra dry or dull skin.
Key features of LACTOVIT Lactourea Firming Body Milk, 400 ml
- With LACTOVIT Lactourea body lotion you will give a healthy look to your skin
- It has a brightening effect
- Ingredients with Collagen and Protein Calcium
- Also suitable for tattoo care
- Beneficially affects falling asleep
- Active ingredients include Calcium protein
- Ideal for dry to extra dry or dull skin
Active substances:
Lactic acid and urea have the ability to retain water and keep skin hydration in balance to give skin a youthful appearance on the outside. They prevent water evaporation from the skin and achieve an optimal level of hydration. They are also able to repair the damage caused to the outer layer of the skin and regulate the elasticity, flexibility and softness of the skin.
Proteins stimulate cell renewal. They promote cell growth in optimal conditions, helping to make the skin firm.
Calcium stimulates the protective barrier function. Strengthens the skin to make it more firm, supple and youthful.
Use:
Apply the required amount to the skin and spread evenly.
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AC MARCA Czech Republic s.r.o. Jana Čermáka 124, 28201 Přišimasy, [email protected]
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