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NIVEA Gentle Cleansing Cream150 Millilitre
$7.80
was $13.00
$5.20/100mL

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NIVEA Gentle Cleansing Cream is developed especially with your dry and sensitive skin in mind. It is enriched with Almond Oil and highly Purified Water, these ingredients work to gently but effectively cleanse your skin. The cleansing cream soothes and softens your dry skin. The sensitive formula also works to maintain your natural moisture balance and purify through its microbiome balanced formula. Applying the gentle cleansing cream is easy: Simply massage it onto your wet face, neck and décolleté and rinse it off with water. The skin compatibility of the NIVEA Gentle Cleansing Cream has been dermatologically and ophthalmologically approved.


Country of Origin: Made in Poland
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