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There are 108 products.
Reference: 329
Reduce the skin pH gradually, simultaneously exfoliate, replenish moisture and reduce pigmentation for a smooth, radiant complexion. It is used to prepare the skin before peels.
Reference: 109
Ultra refreshing mask with glacier texture to apply at home or after peeling procedures.
Reference: E103
Rich night serum that has an ultra-nourishing effect on the skin and is most suited to dry, sensitive skin and combination skin types.
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: 331
Exclusive boosting serum concentrated in retinol (0,3%) and vitamin E (1%) with a unique cushion and powdery after feel. This formula was developed to boost the effect of resurfacing professional peeling treatments.
Reference: E093
A highly effective, botanical-based brightening exfoliating cleanser without harsh ingredients enriched with salicylic acid. Purifies, brightens and even skin tone without chemical abrasives.
Reference: 318215
The transparent, non-greasy texture protective pencil is specially designed for sensitive areas such as moles, scars, tattoos, pigment spots.
Reference: 318208
Helps prevent spots and premature wrinkles and improves vitamin D synthesis.
Reference: 318210
High protection waterproof gel-cream for sensitive skin with pigmentation, scars, spots, photodermatosis, strengthens vitamin D synthesis.
Reference: 318209
Liquid facial gel-cream, waterproof and silky texture with tint, making the skin uniform, smooth and velvety.
Reference: 318211
Water-resistant body gel-cream, characterized by a light and silky texture, perfectly protects the skin from the harmful effects of different spectrum rays.
Reference: 318211
Perfectly protects the skin from the harmful effects of different spectrum rays, improves the synthesis of vitamin D.
