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To care for the skin around your eyes, Klorane Laboratories first selected its own organically cultivated cornflowers. From these, a floral water with soothing qualities was extracted. This floral water, with a pH close to that of human tears, is very gentle, paraben-free and is an ideal make-up remover for those with the most sensitive eyes, even for those who wear contact lenses. It removes make-up easily and leaves a pleasant, refreshing feeling. Dermatologist and ophthalmologist tested. Hypoallergenic. Paraben-free, silicone-free and sulfate-free
Key Benefits
- Skin care specifically designed for the delicate eye area.
- Utilizes organically cultivated cornflowers for its soothing qualities.
- Extracts a floral water with a pH close to that of human tears.
- Very gentle and suitable for sensitive eyes.
- Ideal for makeup removal, even for contact lens wearers.
- Removes makeup easily and leaves a pleasant, refreshing feeling.
- Dermatologist and ophthalmologist tested.
- Hypoallergenic.
- Paraben-free, silicone-free, and sulfate-free.
UPC
3282779063159
How To Use
How To Use
- Lightly saturate cotton pad with remover and gently wipe lids and lashes to remove all traces of eye make-up.
- TIP: Remove make-up starting from the inside corner of the eyelids towards the outside corner of the eye, then from the eye lashes from the root to the tip.
- Lightly saturate cotton pad with remover and gently wipe lids and lashes to remove all traces of eye make-up.
- TIP: Remove make-up starting from the inside corner of the eyelids towards the outside corner of the eye, then from the eye lashes from the root to the tip.
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