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Sent from France
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Enviado por DocMorris
Hydroalcoholic gel, formulated with 70% ethanol, providing bactericidal, fungicidal, and virucidal effects on hands. It eliminates 99.9% of bacteria. The gel does not require rinsing and is applied in a few seconds. In an economical format, it is ideal for family environments. Additionally, it is enriched with aloe vera and provitamin B5, promoting the care, protection, and hydration of the skin. In a 250 ml format.
Apply a dose of gel (1 ml) to your hands and rub until dry. Do not rinse.
ETHANOL (71% M/M CAS 64-17-5), AQUA, NEOPENTYL GLYCOL DIHEPTANOATE, CARBOMER, PANTHENOL, ALOE BARBADENSIS, AMINOMETHYL PROPANOL, PARFUM.
Aloe vera is well known for its topical use. This is because of its mucilage (gel) and high-water content that provide a barrier against skin dehydration. It can be found in products for oily and sensitive skin, sun care products such as aftersun lotions and also in toothpastes.
Cosmetic products containing its extract have moisturising, soothing and healing properties. They also provide a cooling sensation on irritated skin. It is an ingredient suitable for all skin types.
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Smell and softness
Anonymous A.
Normal but effective gel.
Anonymous A.
