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THE BEST EYE PATCHS OF THE MOMENT - Vogue Hydrating, plumping, revitalizing... As many patches as there are needs. No more lackluster eyes. Thanks to their hyaluronic acid, Konjac root extract and shoot water barley, these patches have an amazing hydrating action. Their plus? 99% of ingredients of natural origin, vegan, made in France and their shape that covers the entire eye contour. |
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10 gift ideas, 10 French know-how The indoor masks from Les Poulettes: these are the first certified organic cotton and vegan masks made in France. In addition, there are some for all needs: detox, glow shot, revitalizing, hydra freshness, anti-aging, without forgetting the eye patches. |
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I WANT A REVITALIZING SHEET MASK - BIBA The sensation of freshness, due to rose floral water and grapefruit essential oil, is immediate. In ten minutes, the skin is rehydrated, the complexion is luminous. Perfect before a party, the revitalizing and boosting mask. |
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DELAYING WRINKLES - FEMME ACTUELLE Organic Anti-Aging Mask, with vegetal hyaluronic acid as an active ingredient: obtained by fermentation of wheat seeds, it has the same properties as its counterpart used in traditional cosmetics. There are different sizes of molecules to smooth the surface and / or plump deep. |
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The Organic GLOW - COSMOPOLITAN To erase our sleepless night, the Revitalizing & Boosting single-dose mask, to carry everywhere at the bottom of our bag. Made of biodegradable cotton, certified Cosmos Organic,it is impregnated with invigorating rose water, essential oil of grapefruit and aloe vera. |
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SHE'S AMANDA - ELLE Revitalizing & Boosting Mask: in the formula of a cosmetic, as in a diet, the almond - a classic of beauty products since antiquity - can be used in many ways. "As long as it is organic and cold-pressed, its oil contains a lot of omega-6, complex fatty acids, as well as vitamins A and E, hence its soothing and nourishing virtues for dry and sensitive skin," explains cosmetologist Julien Kaibeck. Micronized, the hulls provide a scrubbing powder "biodegradable and in affinity with the epidermis." |
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