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PurAloe gel cleanser aloe vera 250ml in our pharmacy bio, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Cleansing and cleansing gel that nourishes and regenerates your skin thanks to its richness in vitamins , minerals and amino acids !
Both moisturizing and nourishing , PurAloe Aloe Vera Cleansing Gel 250ml cleanses and removes the skin without harming it. The natural pH of the epidermis, just like the hydrolipidic film, are ideally preserved. Water, vitamins, minerals and amino acids are provided to promote perfect hydration and optimal regeneration .
Moisturizing and astringent , our gel cleanses the skin by respecting its ph and its lipid film. It nourishes the skin and regenerates it thanks to its richness in vitamins, minerals and amino acids.
Active products:
Apply on the face and neck using a cotton pad or directly with the hands.
Rinse with clear water.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of PurAloe gel aloe vera 250ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Aloe barbadensis leaf extract *, aqua, betaine coconut, glycerin, benzil alcohol, dehydroacetic acid, xanthan gum, potassium hydroxide, Picea mariana leaf oil *, CI75810 (chlorophyll), potassium sorbate, ascorbic acid, Limonene
* Ingredient from organic farming
PurAloe comes in a 250 ml bottle.
Aloe vera is a plant that belongs to the aloe species. It is one of the most used plants in cosmetics with its aloe ferrox counterpart. Recognized for its great medicinal properties, it is composed of more than 150 active ingredients, including minerals such as zinc and selenium, vitamins (C, E, B!). Aloe vera is therefore a real nutritional cocktail, moisturizing, healing , repairing and even anti-aging !
Aloe vera is a medicinal plant with a variety of uses, depending on whether you use its dried sap (latex) or the translucent gel at the heart of its leaves. Dried sap is a powerful laxative. The gel is used to treat wounds, stings and minor burns, and to combat certain skin infections. A little history For thousands of years,…
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