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There are 369 products.
Reference: 19053
A high protection sunscreen formulated to be applied after aesthetic medicine procedures. A surprising light texture for a high protection against UVA/UVB.
Reference: 19055
An ultra-refreshing eye cream formulated with active ingredients derived from aesthetic medicine to erase wrinkles in a minute.
Water-in-oil rich and nutritive cream to treat dry and sensitive skin.
Reference: C1072
This natural enzymatic peeling gel is a totally particle and pain-free peeling gel that visibly removes dead skin cells to reveal brighter, youthful skin.
Reference: N10003
A dual-purpose product that deeply cleanses the skin of the face.
Reference: 15925
Prevents and corrects acne marks and spots.
Reference: F055
Formulated with hyaluronic acid derived from aesthetic medicine to achieve high skin moisture and wrinkles reduction. Free of contaminants and GMO
Reference: 101
An intensive treatment for dry and mature skin types. The cream is rich in peptides and growth factor to reduce wrinkles and skin sagging.
Reference: C1505
Soothing mask developed to offer hydration, rejuvenation and soothing for a problematic skin.
Reference: 337
This melting refined night cream is formulated to reduce the skin pH gradually, simultaneously exfoliate, replenish moisture and reduce pigmentation for a smooth, radiant complexion. The white-up sorbet is a light and refreshing cream formulated to reduce the skin pigmentation.
Reference: 106
Reduce the skin pH gradually, simultaneously exfoliate, replenish moisture and reduce imperfections for a smooth, radiant complexion. It is used to prepare the skin before peels.
Reference: 312
Ultra-refreshing and moisturizing mist lotion to complete the cleansing and to apply before skin care creams. The mist lotion has a slightly alkaline pH due to sodium lactate in order to neutralize eventual free acids from cleansing products. Does not contain alcohol.
