Vichy Ideal Soleil SPF 50 Invisible Protective Mist 75 ML
Sun mist with very high moisturizing and invisible protection of sensitive skin.
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€9.71
(tax incl.)
€12.95
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Vichy Ideal Soleil SPF 50 Invisible Protective Mist 75 ML
Sun mist with very high moisturizing and invisible protection of sensitive skin.
Sunscreen, protective mist invisible to the face.
It is a mist for the skin of the moisturizing and invisible sun face after spreading it on the skin as well as water resistant.
Its formula generates enhanced protection against UVB and UVA rays.
It has a refreshing effect in addition to generating a dry finish after application.
EMPLOYMENT MODE:
Shake before use.
Before sun exposure apply generously evenly and evenly.
Allow to dry and reapply. An insufficient amount of product decreases the level of protection.
Reapply frequently especially after swimming, sweating and drying with a towel.
Do not vaporize directly on the face. Vaporize first over the hand.
Avoid the contour of the eyes. In case of eye contact, rinse immediately and abundantly with water.
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