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| UPC code: | 663204216044 |
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| Stock: | 1 |
| Shipping weight: | 0.36 lb |
| Manufacturer: | Zum
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| Color: | White |
| Application area: | Body |
| Skin type: | Dry Skin |
Data sheet
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- Rich in natural nutrients
- They stimulate hydration
- Power natural care
- Cell regenerator
- Nourishes the skin, special for dry skin
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- Hand moisturizing and protection in one effective cream
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- Firms and reshapes the skin in the most difficult areas of the body
- Hydrates the skin intensively for more than 24 hours
- Suitable for all skin types
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- Nourishing hands
- Comfort and softness
- Ideal for Dry to very dry skin
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- Ideal to keep your hands soft all day long
- Nourishes dry, cracked skin
- Organic olive oil
- Organic shea butter
- Lavender and camphor essential oils
- Calendula extract
- No paraben
- Made in France
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- Known as the miracle cream, Arko Classic Oily Cream has a special beeswax formula
- It offers unmatched care against dry skin in cold weather and after sunbathing, against tightness, flaking, and cracking
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- Hydrates and protects from external aggressions
- Relieves dry hands, without leaving a greasy film
- Enriched with shea butter and aloe vera
- Suitable for damaged and dry skin
- Softens and firms dimpled skin associated with cellulite
- Shea Butter, Papaya Extract, and Avocado Oil hydrate and improve elasticity
- Instant warming and tightening sensation
- Restores youthful contours with Guarana, Green Coffee, and Green Tea Extracts
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- Rich, full-bodied but not greasy, this fine emulsion melts instantly on the skin, transferring all the moisturizing and silky power of the pool of active ingredients that make it unique
- Microbiologically tested
- Without parabens, Phenoxyethanol, and EDTA.
- Without petrolates, silicones, mineral oils, lanolins, and PEG