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Alginate mask Magic cocktail, 100 g

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Appearance	powder
Att brand	France
Attention	The manufacturer reserves the right to improve the product formulation with interchangeable components that have the same cosmetic effect. The texture and color of the product may differ from what you see on the screen
Color product	appropriate
Composition	alginate, cocoa extract, coffee extract, ginseng extract, mint
Features	an elbow sensitivity test is required, as is the use of sunscreen cosmetics after the procedure
Input percentage	After applying to the skin, the layer of the alginate mask is plasticized in a couple of minutes, forming a moisture and airtight film, under which the healing process takes place.
Name	Alginate mask Magic cocktail, 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
View	fine powder
Valid until	10.2028