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Sesderma Sespanthenol Facial Gel Cream Lira Clinical decreases melanin formation

Sesderma Sespanthenol Facial Gel Cream Lira Clinical decreases melanin formationSESPANTHENOL by Sesderma is the ideal range of products for skin damaged by dermatological treatments, tattoos, hormonal changes or due to cold and stress. It favors the natural process of skin regeneration. Moisturizes and protects the skin thanks to its soothing and restorative properties. Liposomal cream that relieves itching and redness of skin irritations. Regenerates the skin barrier helping to repair the skin and reducing the need for

SKU: 53464740317 · From southroadsurgery.com.au

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Description

decreases melanin formation

It is formulated with a complex containing valuable ingredients such as paracress extract

firm the connective tissue structure and lift the facial contours

Break the ampoule and apply content onto the face

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Sesderma Sespanthenol Facial Gel Cream Lira Clinical decreases melanin formationSESPANTHENOL by Sesderma is the ideal range of products for skin damaged by dermatological treatments, tattoos, hormonal changes or due to cold and stress. It favors the natural process of skin regeneration. Moisturizes and protects the skin thanks to its soothing and restorative properties. Liposomal cream that relieves itching and redness of skin irritations. Regenerates the skin barrier helping to repair the skin and reducing the need for

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