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PRINCIPIA Kits Promocionais com produtos para skincare. Dermocosméticos de alta performance com transparência e preços justos.
CREME CALMANTE MULTIRREPARADOR CM-01 - Pantenol
Creme calmante multirreparador com pantenol, glicerina, esqualano, karité, bisabolol, vitamina E e minerais.
PROTETOR SOLAR PS-01 FPS 60 - principiaskin.com
Protetor solar, fluido, antioleosidade, filtros UV, niacinamida, FPS 60, toque seco, raios UVA e UVB, luz visível e azul, muito alta proteção, skincare, cuidados com a pele, todos os tipos de …
ÁCIDOS HIALURÔNICOS - Sérum 2% Hialurônicos / 1% B5
Sérum com 2% de complexo com 4 tipos de ácidos hialurônicos e 1% de vit. B5 para uma pele com maior hidratação, firmeza e viço. Promover hidratação. Aumentar a elasticidade. …
Sérum Retinol 0,3% e Vitamina E - Anti-idade - PRINCIPIA
Sérum emulsionado com 0,3% de Retinol e 0,5% de Vitamina E com alta eficácia contra rugas, linhas finas, olheiras, flacidez, e falta de viço e redução e uniformização da pigmentação da …
Produtos dermocosméticos de alta qualidade para skincare
Produtos dermocosméticos de alta qualidade. Produtos indicados para tratamento de rugas, manchas escuras, acnes, cravos, poros dilatados.
Produtos da PRINCIPIA com indicação para tratamento de …
Como tratar Manchas Escuras? Produtos indicados para tratamento de Manchas Escuras. Monte seu kit à partir da sua rotina diária com os melhores produtos para skincare. …
SÉRUM CAPILAR - 3% Baicapil + 3% Cafeína + 2% Beauplex
Sérum Capilar com 3% de Baicapil, 3% de Cafeína e 2% de Beauplex com alta eficácia na redução da queda e estímulo ao crescimento do cabelo, fortalecimento dos fios, couro …
