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A rich, smooth-textured face cream with glow pigments for naturally radiant, well-nourished skin during cold, harsh weather. The special synergy between the COLD PROTECT Shield Complex and Chicory Root Extract help to strengthen the skin's natural protective barrier and acts in a similar way to Vitamin D to help compensate for a lack of sunlight. The cream also helps to promote skin rejuvenation and protects the skin against dryness. It helps to reduce the tightness of the skin and prevent premature, light-induced skin ageing. Skin feels thoroughly protected and has a naturally radiant, smooth, and healthy-looking appearance.
How to use: Apply to the face, neck and décolleté in the morning, after cleansing.
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BABOR Skinovage Glowing Protect Cream 50ml
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A rich, smooth-textured face cream with glow pigments for naturally radiant, well-nourished skin during cold, harsh weather. The special synergy between the COLD PROTECT Shield Complex and Chicory Root Extract help to strengthen the skin's natural protective barrier and acts in a similar way to Vitamin D to help compensate for a lack of sunlight. The cream also helps to promote skin rejuvenation and protects the skin against dryness. It helps to reduce the tightness of the skin and prevent premature, light-induced skin ageing. Skin feels thoroughly protected and has a naturally radiant, smooth, and healthy-looking appearance.
How to use: Apply to the face, neck and décolleté in the morning, after cleansing.
- Skinovage
- BABOR
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