Red Acne Body Peeling Shot
Medicube Red Acne Body Peeling Shot is a functional high-density peeling shot to eliminate the body acne. AHA, BHA, PHA, and LHA 32% high-density ingredient is contained to the microparticle and cares for the deep part of the skin by caring for sebum, comedo, C.Acnes, and oil skin. Succinic Acid, Tea Tree, Alantoin, and Pathenol offer low irritation, high effect peeling effect, calm and ease the trouble, care for skin texture softly, and hydration calming.
Functional care to acne skin and hypoallergenic tested for sensitive skin.
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Medicube Red Acne Body Peeling Shot
€24,00
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