Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Lotion 30ml

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Lookfantastic Made up of sweet almond oil and soothing plum oil, Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Lotion is a light hydrating moisturiser that gently cares for your skin, leaving it feeling refreshed. Fragrance free, it maintains the natural balance of oils in your skin. Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Lotion absorbs into your skin quickly and protects even the most sensitive skin ensuring it remains balanced and fresh. This mild, unperfumed, hydrating day and night cream is made from the finest natural ingredients which work together to leave your skin feeling revitalised. This product is suitable for vegetarians. Directions of use: Apply twice daily to cleansed skin. Massage gently on the face, neck and chest. Use only as much as the skin can fully absorb.

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Made up of sweet almond oil and soothing plum oil, Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Lotion is a light hydrating moisturiser that gently cares for your skin, leaving it feeling refreshed. Fragrance free, it maintains the natural balance of oils in your skin. Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Lotion absorbs into your skin quickly and protects even the most sensitive skin ensuring it remains balanced and fresh. This mild, unperfumed, hydrating day and night cream is made from the finest natural ingredients which work together to leave your skin feeling revitalised. This product is suitable for vegetarians. Directions of use: Apply twice daily to cleansed skin. Massage gently on the face, neck and chest. Use only as much as the skin can fully absorb.

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A light, fragrance-free hydrating lotion that absorbs quickly to gently restore and protect essential moisture without irritating sensitive skin.

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Brand Weleda
EAN
  • 4001638086882
MPN
  • 5312595951773

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