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3X Sudocrem Skin Care Cream 30G Tube Sudocream Soothes Protects Travel Mini
3X Sudocrem Skin Care Cream 30G Tube Sudocream Soothes Protects Travel Mini
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Product Description Sudocrem Skin Care Cream is fast becoming a skin care must-have with a growing celebrity following. The handy 30g tube makes it perfect for your handbag and when travelling (the size is hand luggage compliant). It is the perfect size to slip into desk drawer, gym bag or car glove box. Your new Sudocrem tube will quickly become your go anywhere, use anytime skin care essential. Sudocrem Skin Care Cream is a versatile cream that is gentle and soothing and can be used as often as you need. It is ideal for problem-skin including spot prone or the problem patches common on elbows and knees. It can even be applied to your skin after being out in the sun. Ingredients Aqua, Parrafinium liquidum, Zinc Oxide,Parrafin, Lanolin,Benzyl benzoate, Benzyl alcohol, Linalyl acetate, Propylene glycol, Benzyl cinnamate, Lavender oil and citric acid.
- Skin Care Cream
- Travel Size 30g
- Soothes & Protects
- Perfect for baby's skin
- Ideal for use at Home & Away
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30 g (Pack of 3), 30 g (Pack of 6) |
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