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MOST GLICOSAL LOTION 50 ML
MOST GLICOSAL LOTION 50 ML
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Description
Description
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GLYCOSAL
Hydroalcoholic lotion with glycolic acid and salicylic acid.
Glicosal performs a micro-peeling exfoliation that smoothes and refines the skin, evens out the complexion. Exfoliation brightens the skin, minimizes enlarged pores and micro-imperfections, and reduces the appearance of dark spots.
Glicosal thins the skin allowing the elimination of somedones (blackheads), acne microcysts, excess melasma pigment and excess sebum, furthermore it reduces dandruff.
How to use
Apply the product to a cotton pad and gently massage it into your face, once a day, in the evening, avoiding the eye contour.
Components
Aqua, isopropyl alcohol, glycolic acid, glycerin, salicylic acid.
Warnings
External use.
Conservation
Shelf life after opening: 12 months.
Format
50 ml bottle.
Cod. LZGL050
MOST
MOST GLICOSAL LOTION 50 ML
MOST GLICOSAL LOTION 50 ML
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