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200 ml
Depigmenting action right from the first step of your skincare routine.
A micro-exfoliating cleansing foam that cleanses, renews and helps to visibly reduce dark spots right from the very first step of your skincare routine. Its depigmenting action promotes a more even and radiant complexion whilst respecting the skin barrier of sensitive skin.
*Clinical and instrumental assessment under dermatological supervision in 22 women aged 26 to 64 with sensitive skin and superficial facial dark spots. Applied to the face twice daily for 56 days.
**Self-assessment carried out by 22 women aged 26 to 64 with sensitive skin and superficial facial pigmentation after 56 days of twice-daily use.
***Instrumental assessment using Corneofix on 22 women. An 83% increase in G0 corneocytes after 28 days of use.
Is it for you?
This is for you if you have melasma, sunspots or post-inflammatory marks and want to start treating them right from the first step of your skincare routine without compromising on skin tolerance. Ideal for sensitive skin types looking for effective cleansing, gentle exfoliation and a more radiant, even complexion day after day
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Cómo usar
Apply morning and evening to damp skin. Gently massage in circular motions for 30 seconds, avoiding the eye area. Rinse thoroughly with water and pat the skin dry without rubbing. Follow with the depigmenting serum and finish your daytime routine with a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
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