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Biphase unifying anti-spot lotion

Name: Biphase unifying anti-spot lotion
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 2 tablespoons bearberry oil (25g / 25ml / 50%); 2 tablespoons lemon floral water (25g / 25ml / 50%)

Stains Dull complexion REC639

Uses

Face

Preparation

5 min

Conservation

1 month

Even out your complexion with a simple recipe for an anti-spot, two-phase unifying lotion based on Bearberry oil and Lemon floral water. A radiant, even complexion for all skin types!

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Necessary Materials

Attributes amount 50g

2 tablespoons bearberry oil (25g / 25ml / 50%)
2 tablespoons lemon floral water (25g / 25ml / 50%)

Recipe Products

Bearberry oily macerate

12,90 €

Organic lemon floral water

10,40 €

Biphase unifying anti-spot lotion

Step-by-Step

Weigh and mix the lemon floral water with the bearberry oil.
Transfer the recipe into a clean container.
Your homemade two-phase unifying and anti-spot lotion is ready.

How to use this product

On dry skin, use a makeup remover square to apply your anti-fade, anti-spot bi-phase lotion to your skin. It doesn't need rinsing and can be used every day after makeup removal.

Shake before use.

Focus on the ingredients

Bearberry oil reduces blemishes and evens the skin tone. Astringent, it also tightens pores.

Lemon floral water refreshes, brightens the complexion, tightens pores, fights blackheads and rebalances oily areas.

Precautions & Warnings

Avoid contact with the eyes. In case of contact with the eyes, rinse with clear water.

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