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Propolia Lip Balm Propolis Shea Wax of Propolis in our organic pharmacy, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
The nose and mouth are the parts of the face most exposed to the cold because they form a relief. They are therefore the first victims of external aggressions (pollution, wind, UV, cold, etc.). In addition, the lips do not have oil glands that would allow them to preserve their softness and moisture. They also do not secrete melanin, this skin pigment that makes you tan and protects against the sun's rays. As a result, they are completely vulnerable, dry out and tight: this is chapped lip syndrome . It is therefore up to us to protect them thanks to the propolis and Shea lip balm from propolia.
The Lip Balm is a natural concentrate, formulated with organic ingredients . Repaired, protected, your lips will regain all their suppleness.
Propolia Lip Balm is enriched with:
Apply to lips, paying particular attention to damaged areas.
Comment on the advice for use and dosage of Propolia Lip Balm Propolis Shea Wax of Propolis with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Oil ( Apricot Kernel Oil)*, Cera Alba ( Propolis Wax ), Butyrospermum parkii butter ( Shea Butter )*, Cocos Nucifera oil ( Coconut Oil )*, Talc, Aroma, Propolis cera ( Propolis pure ), Rosmarinus Officinalis leaf oil (Rosemary essential oil ), Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl cinnamate, Benzyl Salicylate.
*Ingredients from Organic Farming
External use only
Do not leave within the reach of children
4g lip stick
To have beautiful lips, remember to exfoliate them once a week, this will remove all the ugly dead skin.
Simple quick recipe:
Every day,the skin is exposed to a variety of aggressions caused by the vagaries of the weather. The most recurrent during the winter period are chapped skin. Even though they are only small , superficial cracks, they are very annoying. What's more, they have the unfortunate tendency to hurt a lot, especially when they come into contact with the icy…
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