Facial Cleansing Gel, 195 ml
We know that good cosmetics are those that don't pretend to be anything. They have simple ingredients and contain only the essentials. They are effective thanks to the power of natural ingredients. Our gel cleanses and simultaneously intensively nourishes thanks to pure lactic acid molecules. It removes the finest impurities and makeup while maintaining the natural balance of the microbiome, physiological pH, and hydrolipid barrier. It soothes irritation and redness. In just a few moments, skin is perfectly cleansed, refreshed, and moisturized. We have the proof - it restores the skin's natural balance¹ - after first use: 96% effective cleansing, 96% non-drying²¹ Instrumental, anti-pollution, microbiological, dermatological, and application tests (self-assessment test) on a group of 90 people. We like: Tołpa peat, natural active ingredients, natural color, physiological pH. We listen: you tell us you don't like parabens, artificial colors, SLS, ethyl alcohol, silicones, paraffin oil. We remember that. This cosmetic is fragrance-free. It smells only of the ingredients from which it was created. Authentic. 1. Aqua - purified water, carrier and solvent for active ingredients 2. Lauryl Glucoside - mild, plant-based and biodegradable 3. Sodium Coco-sulfate - cleansing ingredients 4. Peat Extract - tołpa peat - a multi-plant antioxidant, naturally protects and strengthens sensitive skin. 5. Lactic Acid - lactic acid - a natural fermentation product, moisturizes. 6. Sodium Levulinate - ingredients ensuring durability and microbiological safety. 7. Potassium Sorbate - ingredients ensuring durability and microbiological safety. 8. Methylpropanediol - ingredients ensuring durability and microbiological safety. 9. Caprylyl Glycol - ingredients ensuring durability and microbiological safety. 10. Benzoic Acid - ingredients ensuring durability and microbiological safety. Contains 99% ingredients of natural origin (mass fraction). Allergologically tested at the Clinic of Dermatology, Allergology and Venereology of the Medical University of Lublin.
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