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- 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula
  • - 30 ml | Inula

- 30 ml

Field of application

Beauty Treatments

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Labels
  • Organic
  • Vegan
  • 100% natural origin ingredients
  • Recyclable packaging
Dosage
Ajouter quelques gouttes dans un soin (visage ou corps) ou appliquer uniformément sur la peau et masser jusqu’à pénétration complète.
Composition
Prunus armeniaca kernel oil* (Huile végétale de noyau d'abricot), Hippophae Rhamnoides fruit oil* (Huile végétale d'argousier), Tocopherol.
*Ingrédient issu de l’agriculture biologique (contrôle Certisys BE-BIO-01) - ECOGARANTIE ® produit certifié conformément au cahier des charges ECOGARANTIE (contrôle CERTISYS).
Precautions
• Peut tâcher les textiles.
• Tenir hors de portée des jeunes enfants.
• A conserver à l’abri de toute source de chaleur et de la lumière.
• USAGE EXTERNE.
Reference

18029

EAN

5420008540653

ACL

6272678

CNK

4252151

Nut/PL

CPNP3613179

Regulatory status

Cosmetic

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