Bioderma Hydrabio H2o Micelle Solution 16.9 Fl Oz
Hydra bio h2o is the 1st and only dermatological micellar water perfectly compatible with the skin. Its fatty acid esters, the constituent elements of micelles, are similar to the phospholipids of the skin cell membranes and naturally help rebuild the skin's hydrolipidic film. Thus, hydra bio h2o guarantees unrivalled tolerance and comfort for optimum make-up removing efficacy. Moreover, its aquagenium exclusive biological patent retrains the skin to activate its natural moisturizing capacities by stimulating the production of aquaporin's, water channels in the skin, and retain the water it needs to be balanced.
Bioderma Hydrabio H2o Micelle Solution 16.9 Fl Oz
Hydra bio h2o is the 1st and only dermatological micellar water perfectly compatible with the skin. Its fatty acid esters, the constituent elements of micelles, are similar to the phospholipids of the skin cell membranes and naturally help rebuild the skin's hydrolipidic film. Thus, hydra bio h2o guarantees unrivalled tolerance and comfort for optimum make-up removing efficacy. Moreover, its aquagenium exclusive biological patent retrains the skin to activate its natural moisturizing capacities by stimulating the production of aquaporin's, water channels in the skin, and retain the water it needs to be balanced.
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Hydra bio h2o is the 1st and only dermatological micellar water perfectly compatible with the skin. Its fatty acid esters, the constituent elements of micelles, are similar to the phospholipids of the skin cell membranes and naturally help rebuild the skin's hydrolipidic film. Thus, hydra bio h2o guarantees unrivalled tolerance and comfort for optimum make-up removing efficacy. Moreover, its aquagenium exclusive biological patent retrains the skin to activate its natural moisturizing capacities by stimulating the production of aquaporin's, water channels in the skin, and retain the water it needs to be balanced.
