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Doctor Babor Resurface Pore Refining Serum

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Doctor Babor Resurface Pore Refining SerumDas Herzstck jeder BABOR Formel sind sichtbare Ergebnisse. Das DOCTOR BABOR RESURFACE Pore Refining Serum, der noch leistungsstrkere Nachfolger des aktuellen Pore Refiners, hat einen mattierenden Effekt und hilft bei regelmiger Anwendung das Hautbild zu verfeinern. Niacinamide, Aktivstoffe aus der Babassu Nuss, Rosa Canina sowie Reisstrke bilden einen Komplex zur Regulierung der Talgproduktion fr einen mattierten Teint. Die Wirkstoffkombination

Das Herzstück jeder BABOR Formel sind sichtbare Ergebnisse. Das DOCTOR BABOR RESURFACE Pore Refining Serum, der noch leistungsstärkere Nachfolger des aktuellen Pore Refiners, hat einen mattierenden Effekt und hilft bei regelmäßiger Anwendung das Hautbild zu verfeinern. Niacinamide, Aktivstoffe aus der Babassu-Nuss, Rosa Canina sowie Reisstärke bilden einen Komplex zur Regulierung der Talgproduktion für einen mattierten Teint. Die Wirkstoffkombination verbessert bei regelmäßiger Anwendung das Hautbild bei Neigung zu Unebenheiten, Pickeln sowie vergrößerten Poren.

100% vegan und frei von Silikonen, Parabenen, Mineralölen, PEGs, Mikroplastik und anderen unnötigen Inhaltsstoffen wurde das Pore Refining Serum nach den ambitionierten BABOR Richtlinien für „cleane“ Formeln von den BABOR Experten in den unternehmenseigenen Laboratorien in Aachen, Deutschland, entwickelt und perfektioniert. Made in Germany ist ein Qualitätssiegel, welches für dieses Produkt und das ganze Unternehmen steht.

Die leichte, schnell einziehende Formel verzichtet auf zusätzliche Farb- und Duftstoffe und verleiht ein samtiges Hautgefühl. Es lässt sich ideal bei fahler Haut und vergrößerten Poren in die bestehende Pflegeroutine integrieren, um das Hautbild zu verfeinern.


Wirkung:
Die neueste Generation des Pore Refining Serums für eine ebenmäßigere und verfeinerte Haut. 10% Niacinamide kombiniert mit Aktivstoffen aus der Babassu-Nuss, Rosa Canina und Reisstärke verbessern die Hauttextur, regulieren die Talgproduktion für einen mattierten Teint. Zudem wird, bei regelmäßiger Anwendung das Hautbild verfeinert.
Zusätzlich angereichert mit dem DOCTOR BABOR exklusiven BIOGEN PLANT EXTRAKT, die Krönung der Babor Forschung, werden die hauteigenen Prozesse angeregt und somit die jugendliche Agilität der Haut gefördert.


Nutzen:
Das angenehm-leichte Serum wurde speziell entwickelt, um die Haut zu verfeinern und die Hauttextur zu verbessern. Die innovative Formel mit 10% Niacinamid und weiteren Aktivstoffen regulieren die Talgproduktion für einen mattierten Teint. Zusätzlich wird die Haut intensiv hydratisiert und die natürliche Hautschutzbarriere gestärkt.


Anwendung:
Morgens und abends nach der Reinigung auf Gesicht, Hals und Dekolleté auftragen und einarbeiten. Anschließend die DOCTOR BABOR Renewal Cream oder die DOCTOR BABOR The Cure Gel-Cream als Abschlusspflege nutzen.


Inhalt:
30 ml

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