Intensely moisturizing and regenerating hand cream for dry and irritated men's skin. It contains 20% of shea butter that increases the resistance of the hand skin to external factors such as wind or frost. It leaves a protective film on the skin yet does not leave a greasy feeling.
Shampoo - shower gel for men is a 2-in-1 cosmetic providing both skin and hair cleansing. The combination of a refreshing shower gel and a delicate shampoo for everyday use provides clean and fresh skin as well as soft and great smelling hair.
Tar shampoo is an essential skin care product for those affected by psoriasis, seborrhea, or dandruff. It cleanses the skin and regulates its functioning. It effectively reduces dandruff and seborrhea not drying out the head skin at the same time. It prevents hair loss and improves hair look.
Vegan footcream with a high content of intensely moisturizing shea butter. The cream is recommended for daily care of dry, damaged, and irritated hand skin. It is easy to apply, moisturizes, and regenerates the skin, restoring its velvety look.
Vegan hand cream with a high content of intensely moisturizing shea butter. The cream is recommended for daily care of dry, damaged, and irritated hand skin. It is easy to apply, moisturizes, and regenerates the skin, restoring its velvety look.
Vegan hand cream with a high content of intensely moisturizing shea butter. The cream is recommended for daily care of dry, damaged, and irritated hand skin. It is easy to apply, moisturizes, and regenerates the skin, restoring its velvety look.
Vegan hand cream with a high content of intensely moisturizing shea butter. The cream is recommended for daily care of dry, damaged, and irritated hand skin. It is easy to apply, moisturizes, and regenerates the skin, restoring its velvety look.
Vegan hand cream with a high content of intensely moisturizing shea butter. The cream is recommended for daily care of dry, damaged, and irritated hand skin. It is easy to apply, moisturizes, and regenerates the skin, restoring its velvety look.
