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Bio baby sun protection cream SPF 50 Bio G
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- Bio baby sun cream with high protection SPF 50.
- Enriched with colloidal silver, natural oils and plant extracts with antioxidant effect.
- Protects against the harmful effects of sunlight and stimulates the natural immunosuppressive function of the skin.
- Prevents redness, burns, patches and inflammation, nourishes and hydrates in depth.
- Without preservatives (including parabens), colorants, artificial foams, synthetic emulsifiers and fragrances.
- €11.76 (excl. VAT: €9.80)
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About the product
Bio G's sun protection cream with SPF 50 protects against redness, burning and inflammation, nourishes and hydrates the skin in depth. The active ingredients include silver water, sesame oil, carrot seed oil, almond oil, cocoa butter, vegetable elastin, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, allantoin, green tea extract, beeswax supplementation of antioxidant action, and milk activates the natural immunosuppressive function of skin. Light, non-sticky texture, absorbs immediately, easily applied and does not clog pores.
Directions for use
Apply a small amount and with gentle circular movements rub into the skin.
Ingredients
Silver water, sesame oil, carrot seed oil, almond oil, cocoa butter, vegetable elastin, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, allantoin, green tea extract, beeswax supplementation of antioxidant action, and milk activates.
Terms of Delivery
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