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Seaweed mud GUAM 500g belly and waist -
Seaweed mud GUAM 500g belly and waist -
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- Algae mud: the original formula with Guam seaweed and the benefits of Far Infrared Rays F.I.R. is ideal for combating abdominal and waist problems as well as increasing skin microcirculation. Dermatologically tested.
- BENEFITS: With this new formulation, treatment with Guam seaweed increases skin temperature and absorbs body heat, which then acts as far infrared rays (F.I.R.) to the benefit of cells and tissues. The increased skin circulation allows better absorption of the active ingredients from the Guam algae.
- INGREDIENTS: Guam algae, black tourmaline, clay, phyto extracts of fucus, horse chestnut and ivy, essential oils of sage and lemon, escine and caffeine, thermal complex.
- APPLICATION: Apply the Guam Abdominal and Waist Algae Catchhi to the stomach and waist and massage lightly by applying generously. Wrap them with transparent film and wait 30 minutes. Then rinse with a warm shower.
- GUAM: Cosmetic products made in Italy based on seaweed for the well-being of the body. High-quality ingredients, effectiveness and innovation to reduce cellulite and improve skin health. The solution of Guam against the imperfections of cellulite, the results are true, and women know it.
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