VICHY
PURETE THERMALE SOOTHING EYE MAKEUP REMOVER 100 ML
PURETE THERMALE SOOTHING EYE MAKEUP REMOVER 100 ML
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Description
Description
VICHY
PURETE THERMALE
SOOTHING EYE MAKEUP REMOVER
Thanks to cornflower extract and the hydrating power of vitamin B5, the soothing eye makeup remover gently removes makeup from eyelids and lashes.
With Vichy Thermal Spring Water.
Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.
Hypoallergenic.
Respects the tear pH.
Tested under dermatological control.
How to use
Apply gently with a cotton pad, moving outwards across the eyelids and lashes.
Components
Aqua/water, hexylene glycol, allantoin, poloxamer 184, disodium EDTA, disodium cocoamphodiacetate, panthenol, Centaurea cyanus extract (Centaurea cyanus flower extract), polysorbate 20, polyaminopropyl biguanide, parfum/fragrance.
Format
100 ml bottle
Cod. MB173100
VICHY
PURETE THERMALE SOOTHING EYE MAKEUP REMOVER 100 ML
PURETE THERMALE SOOTHING EYE MAKEUP REMOVER 100 ML
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