Eucerin
Eucerin, Dermopurifyer, Day Fluid, Post Acne Marks - 50 Ml
113.85 189.75
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SKU: 237925
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- Eucerin, Dermopurifyer, Day Fluid, Spf30, Reduce Blemish Marks - 50 Ml
Product Name
- Eucerin
Brand
- Beauty Care
Main Category
- Sun Care
Sub-Category
- Eucerin is a liquid cream for treating skin tags.
- Anti-dark mark lotion.
- It prevents the formation of impurities and bacteria that result in acne.
- Contains filters that protect against tanning caused by exposure to the sun.
- It protects the skin with SPF 30.
Description
- Eucerin Anti-Dark Marks Liquid Cream.
- Protects the skin from the formation of dark spots with SPF 30.
- A lotion that treats post-acne marks.
- Protects the skin from the sun's rays that cause the darkening of acne.
- Provides high protection from UVA and UVB rays.
- Helps prevent hyperpigmentation caused by sun exposure.
- Anti-impurities and bacteria that cause acne formation.
- Anti-shine, gives the skin a long-lasting dry look.
- Reduces dark spots, and prevents their reappearance.
- It has a light texture on the skin; and is quickly absorbed.
- Suitable for all skin types.
- Does not clog pores.
- Does not leave a greasy effect.
Benefits
- Use any time before sun exposure.
- On clean skin, apply a generous amount of cream to your skin at least half an hour before exposure to the sun.
- Repeat it after swimming or drying well with a towel.
- Reducing the amount of cream on the skin will reduce the protection of your skin from the sun's rays.
- It is essential to use sunscreen daily to protect your skin.
- For best results, it is recommended to use Eucerin Dermopurifier Triple Action Serum with Eucerin Tag Reduction Fluid.
Instructions for use/ How to Use
- It is advised not to overexposure to the sun during the day.
- keep away from the reach of the children.
- Store in a cool dry place.
- Safe on sensitive skin.
- Dermatologically tested.
- For external use only.
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