French pharmacy
Uriage Hyséac Purifying Tonic 250ml allows to complete the cleansing of the skin by ridding it of the last residues of make-up, dead cells and impurities.
The fresh gesture for clear skin , visibly free of its imperfections .
It is used in the evening, after makeup removal, to complete cleansing of the skin and in the morning, before applying your day cream, to remove excess sebum produced during the night.
This purifying facial treatment tightens the pores, refines the skin texture and eliminates shine.
Ideal for oily skin with imperfections , it mattifies the skin and purifies the dull complexion .
Its formula combines Uriage thermal water , a plant extract and micro-exfoliating acids (lactic, malic and glycolic). A synergy of active ingredients that bring radiance to the complexion.
Soak a cotton ball in tonic lotion and gently rub it over the face from the outside to the inside. Be careful not to rub the skin so as not to irritate it.
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Uriage lotion contains: Aqua (Water, Eau) - Alcohol - Glycerin - Glycolic Acid - Malic Acid - Sodium Hydroxide - Lactic Acid - Glycine - Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil - Pentylene Glycol - Lens Esculenta (Lentil) Seed Extract - Parfum ( Fragrance) - Sodium Benzoate
What are the side effects and contraindications?
2avoid contact with eyes.
Presentation - Packaging
The Hyséac lotion from Uriage comes in the form of a 250ml bottle.
Indispensable in your beauty routine, the Uriage tonic will allow you to free the skin of the last residues of makeup remover and protect the skin from hard water.
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