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Sinoz Pure Cica Tiger Grass Anında Ton Eşitleyici Onarıcı Yüz Bakım Kremi 15 ml
Face Cream

Sinoz Pure Cica Tiger Grass Anında Ton Eşitleyici Onarıcı Yüz Bakım Kremi 15 ml

15 ml

Hayvan deneyi yapmıyorPETA Vegan sertifikalı

sinoz kozmetk is listed in PETA's Companies That Don't Test on Animals. The brand is also PETA-Approved Vegan. It is licensed to use the PETA Cruelty-Free logo. Kaynak: PETA

Sinoz Pure Cica Tiger Grass Instant Tone Correcting Repairing Face Care Cream helps even out your skin tone and reduce fatigue with its nourishing formula. The Centella Asiatica extract in the formula helps renew your skin while its tone-correcting effect provides a smile-worthy complexion. Hydrating ingredients like Glycerin, Sodium Hyaluronate, and Urea deeply nourish your skin, while Titanium Dioxide and other ingredients protect your skin. Antioxidants like Panthenol and Tocopheryl Acetate also protect your skin from free radicals. The cream leaves your skin soft with a pleasant texture.

Kısıtlama takvimi

  • Cyclopentasiloxane: The European Union restricts the use of this ingredient in leave-on products at concentrations of 0.1% or higher by weight starting from June 6, 2027; the reason is environmental (PBT/vPvB).

    Dayanak: EU REACH Annex XVII/70

iBilmen gerekenler

  • Titanium Dioxide: The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified this ingredient as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B) in 2006; some studies have reported endocrine effects in insects.

    Dayanak: IARC Grup 2B; DEDuCT: kemirgende in vivo endokrin bulgu

  • Urea: In EPA screening tests, this ingredient showed low levels of endocrine activity, but this alone does not pose a risk to human health.

    Dayanak: EPA ToxCast

İçerikler

Koku

1

Ürüne kokusunu verir ya da ham madde kokusunu örter.

Taşıyıcı ve çözücüler

1

Diğer maddeleri içinde çözüp taşır. Genelde ürünün en büyük kısmıdır.

Renk

1

Ürüne rengini ya da parlaklığını verir.

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