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Make-Up Cleansing Oil
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Gentle cleansing cleanser that gently cleanses and removes make-up from the face and eyes, effectively removing all traces of make-up, sunscreen, pollution, sweat, etc. It is formulated with squalane, pure oils of sweet almond, avocado, soybean and calendula extract.
- Pleasant texture that melts on the skin and in contact with water turns into milk.
- Leaves a feeling of comfort and hydration on your skin. No greasy residue
- Dermatologically tested for all skin types
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Ingredients
Ingredients
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
- Squalane: This clear, fluid oil has a natural affinity with the skin, as it is one of the main components of human sebum and the hydrolipidic film. It moisturizes the skin and strengthens the skin's barrier function.
- Avocado oil (Persea gratissima oil): Promotes cell regeneration. Its high palmitoleic acid content makes it ideal for the care of dry, cracked, damaged and sensitive skin.
- Sweet almond oil (Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil): Contains oleic, palmitic and linoleic acid, which help improve the skin's moisture level due to its protein component, ceramide, which restructures skin cells to retain moisture.
- Soybean oil (Glycine soja oil): It has an anti-inflammatory effect on the skin, so it is beneficial for sensitive skin.
- Calendula flower extract (Calendula officinalis flower extract): With regenerating, anti-inflammatory and especially protective properties for sensitive skin.
INGREDIENTS
Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil, Sorbeth-30 Tetraoleate, Squalane, Persea Gratissima Oil, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Glycine Soja Oil, Tocopherol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Parfum, Limonene, Citral.
Instructions for use
Instructions for use
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Single cleaning step: Use it as a gentle cleanser in the morning if you have oily skin, or as the only cleansing step for very dry or sensitized skin, always rinsing with water and patting dry.
Double cleaning: As a first step of double cleansing at night for any skin type.
How to apply: Apply a small amount of oil on dry skin without removing make-up, massage the face, eye contour and eyelashes for a few seconds. Rinse off the oil easily with warm water.
To remove the waterproof mascara, apply a small amount of cleansing oil to the eyes, leave on for a few seconds (while cleansing the face) and remove with the help of a disc soaked in lukewarm water.
Proceeds to second cleansing step, preferably with Segle Cleansing Foam.
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Make-Up Cleansing Oil
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Make-Up Cleansing Oil
IS FOR YOU IF...
If you're looking for a cleanser that completely dissolves makeup, traps accumulated dirt and keeps your pores clean and unclogged.
If you need a cleanser that keeps your skin hydrated.
If you are looking to bring radiance and softness to your face.
Facial cleansing is a step a must in any facial routine. In it we eliminate impurities, both those generated by the skin itself (oily secretion, sweat, toxins), the remains of the products we apply (such as makeup or sunscreen) and the dirt that has been deposited from the environment, such as from pollution.
That's why facial cleansing is important always and for everyone: it doesn't matter if you wear makeup or not, or if you live in an urban or rural environment. Your skin needs to be cleansed to stay healthy, otherwise pores will become clogged and appear. pimples, blackheads and blemishes. The skin loses luminosity and vitality.
GREEN BIOTECHNOLOGY: SQUALANE IS PURER AND MORE SUSTAINABLE
Squalane is a moisturizing oil with a molecular structure very similar to that of skin lipids. Due to its high natural affinity with the skin, this light lipid is easily absorbed without leaving a greasy residue. An effective emollient, squalane is used to help protect the skin barrier and retain moisture, resulting in softer, smoother skin.
The demand for squalene in cosmetics was met for almost a century entirely with shark liver oil. Concern for the conservation of these animals led the scientific community to look for other options to obtain it. The first to be used was from olive oil. Its problem lies in the difficulty of extraction and its dependence on climatic conditions, which translates into problems to meet the demand and its inconsistency batch by batch.
A new hope capable of to replace the traditional animal and plant squalene has emerged thanks to modern biotechnology: squalane. Through the fermentation process, the yeast Sacharomices cerevisiae converts sugarcane sucrose into the synthetic squalane molecule, essentially odorless, stable and with a consistent composition from batch to batch and much more sustainable.
