Louis Widmer skin care - WIDMER PIGMAC SKIN TONE BAL 30 ml - BENNEWITZ DRUGS DIVISION

Louis Widmer - Medical skin care from Switzerland
Optimal balance of the natural active ingredients
Well tolerated by the skin

WIDMER PIGMAC SKIN TONE BAL 30 ml

WIDMER PIGMACARE SKIN TONE BAL LEICHT PARFUEMIERT 30ML

Apply morning and evening to cleansed skin / affected areas, like freckles, sun spots and age spots. Then apply day and night care. We recommend the use of UV protection during the day. Avoid the eye area.

. Pigmacare® Skin Tone Balance effectively reduces pigmentation marks with treatment over eight weeks. Your skin is significantly lightened. Your skin's redness and tint is reduced and your skin tone is balanced.

The result is a visibly more even and radiant complexion.

Vitamin B3 balances pigmented skin. brightens your skin's tone, reduces wrinkles and improves your skin's rate of regeneration.

Vitamin C is an active skin-lightening agent. combatting pigmentation, reducing wrinkles and skin irritation, redness and damage caused by UV radiation. It also improves your skin's elasticity by building up collagen synthesis in the connective tissue and rejuvenating your skin's appearance.

Antioxidants balance out hyperpigmentation and reduce age spots and hormonally-induced pigmentation. They reduce production of melanin, balance out the skin tone and create a more radiant, smoother skin.

Availability: Usually ships within 2-3 business days.

32,69 EUR
approx. 35,21 USD
zero rated for VAT
1.173,67 USD / 1 L

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- What caused the drug in the body?
- How an when shall I use the drug?
- Are there unwanted side effects by taking the drug?
- How long can or shall I use the drug?

...you can reach the Bennewitz Drug Division by phone +49-(0)3733-1807-0, by fax 49-(0)3733-1807-77 or e-mail drugs_advice@bennewitz.com. Do occur problems using the drug contact your attending physician.

For risks and side effects ask you physician or pharmacist!