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Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream | Akne Karşıtı Niacinamide Resveratrol Centella Yatıştırıcı Nemlendirici Krem 50 ml
Face Cream

Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream | Akne Karşıtı Niacinamide Resveratrol Centella Yatıştırıcı Nemlendirici Krem 50 ml

50 ml

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Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream is a moisturizing face cream formulated for acne-prone and sensitive skin. It contains antioxidants such as niacinamide and resveratrol that support the skin's self-repair, while synthetic centella asiatica-derived ingredients soothe and hydrate the skin. The cream helps reduce the appearance of blemishes in daily use while providing hydration. Its texture is lightweight and non-greasy. Some ingredients in the formula are widely used and considered safe in skincare. Niacinamide is an effective active ingredient for evening skin tone and reducing oiliness. Humectants such as panthenol and sodium hyaluronate also help maintain the skin's natural moisture balance. The product may contain fragrance-related ingredients (e.g., Camellia Sinensis leaf water); users with sensitivity should use caution.

iBilmen gerekenler

  • TANNIC ACID (Tannik asit): Low-level endocrine activity was observed in EPA screening tests, but this alone does not confirm harm to human health.

    Dayanak: EPA ToxCast: tarama düzeyinde endokrin aktivite

  • RESVERATROL (Rezveratrol): Low-level endocrine activity was observed in EPA screening tests and reported in the DEDuCT database in vivo in fruit flies; this is not direct evidence of harm to humans.

    Dayanak: EPA ToxCast: tarama düzeyinde endokrin aktivite · DEDuCT: kemirgende in vivo endokrin bulgu

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