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Bios Line Cellplus Cell Plus Md Anti-Cellulite Mud - 1000g
Bios Line Cellplus Cell Plus Md Anti-Cellulite Mud - 1000g
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Product Description Against skin blemishes of cellulite and localized fat cell-plus high-definition ultra-active mud is a new generation, type & professional; practical and dense, spreads like a cream. Innovative also in packaging, with dispenser, the ultra-active mud combines the action against the skin imperfections of cellulite that slimming and reshaping, thanks to the exclusive plant complex based on crithmum maritimum and carnosic acid, from rosemary extract1. The high concentration of active ingredients makes it as effective as the treatments carried out in spas and wellness centres: after application the skin is smoother, firmer and toned. When to use it to promote remodeling and reduction of localized fat imperfections in the areas to be treated. Ingredients Water, BENTONITE, CAOLIN, LAMINARY ALGAE, FUCUS ALGAE, SODIUM CHLORIDE, CAFFEINE, VEGETABLE EXTRACTS OF HIPPOCASTANE, LOTOFLOWER, GELIDIUM CARTILAGINEUM, CRITHMUM MARITIMUM, ESSENTIAL OIL OF EUCALYPTUS, MELISSA, SAGE XANTANANANGOMA, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, CITRIC ACID, PHENOXYETHANOL, DEHYDROACEIC ACID, BENZOIC ACID, ETHYLESILGLYCERIN, SEA SALT, VANYL BUTIL ETHER, DRY ROSEMARY EXTRACT, GREEN PIGMENT, DECIL GLUCOside side side
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