EUCERIN HYALURON - FILLER 3X EFFECT JOUR PEAU SECHE 50ml
For dry skin based on hyaluronic acid to fill all wrinkles, even the deepest. SPF15 and anti-UVA protection prevents premature skin aging and deepening of wrinkles. It can be used in relay injections of hyaluronic acid.
Description
EUCERIN HYALURON - FILLER 3X EFFECT JOUR PEAU SECHE 50ml
DESCRIPTION
EUCERIN HYALURON-FILLER Dry Skin Care is an anti-wrinkle day care for dry skin with UVA / UVB protection SPF 15. Day cream for dry skin based on hyaluronic acid to fill all wrinkles, even the deepest. SPF15 and anti-UVA protection prevents premature skin aging and deepening of wrinkles.
EUCERIN HYALURON-FILLER Dry Skin Day Care contains a unique combination of two hyaluronic acid weights to fill the wrinkles from the inside, and saponin, which helps the skin to produce its own hyaluronic acid naturally: the skin's ability to retain the water is improved and the wrinkles are smoothed from the inside. The protection SPF 15 and anti-UVA protects from the photoveillissement and prevents the digging of the wrinkles. Constitutes an ideal makeup base.
THE +
This anti-wrinkle day cream fills wrinkles, even deep ones.
ASSETS
Hyaluronic acid can retain and fix a large amount of water, multiplying its volume initial by 100. In a water network, hyaluronic acid forms a viscous gel and thus fills the cell spaces. Cosmetic dermatology takes advantage of this "capacity of volume creation" in its fight against wrinkles. Tests have shown that saponin, a bioactive glucoside, was one of the most important ingredients.
SKIN TYPE
For all skin types.
SPECIFICITIES
SPF 15 + UVA protection. Can be used in relay injections of hyaluronic acid. Non-comedogenic. Excellent makeup base.
INGREDIENTS
Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer. Cetyl Alcohol. Stearyl Alcohol. BHT. Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane. Butylene Glycol. Butyrospermum Parkii. Caprylyl Glycol. Sodium Carbomer. Glyceryl Stearate Citrate. Hydrogenated Coco-Glycerides. Dimethicone. Titanium Dioxide. Trisodium EDTA. Glycerin.
