GarnierOrganic Lemongrass Balancing Moisturiser for Normal and Combination Skin
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Description Garnier Organic LemongrassCharacteristics
Garnier Bio Lemongrass nourishing moisturiser provides optimum hydration to normal and combination skin while successfully preventing excessive shine. A combination of effective natural ingredients obtained from eco farming helps prevent unwanted production of sebum and keeps skin hydrated, nourished, and radiant.
Characteristics:
- provides deep hydration all day
- helps reduce excessive sebum production
- provides necessary nutrients for beautiful skin
- leaves skin bright and refreshed
- gives the skin softness and smoothness
Ingredients:
- bio lemongrass oil – eliminates sebum production
- aloe vera extract – provides freshness and hydration
- 100% natural fragrance
- vegan product
How to use:
Apply every morning to clean skin and gently massage in using circular motions. Let the product absorb.
Characteristics
- Complexion type
- normal, combination
- Effects
- Hydration
- Sun Protection
- without SPF
- When to use
- day and night
About the brand Garnier
Garnier products have been having an impact on the lives of men and women around the world for more than a century. Founded in France, it gradually became one of the best-known cosmetic brands.
The story began in 1904, when Alfred Amour Garnier developed the first plant toner for hair beauty, which soon became a bestseller. In 1960, the first Garnier hair colour was created for home use, leading women to start viewing their hair as a fashion accessory. Other products that gained instant popularity include Garnier micellar water and Garnier Pure Active cleansing gel.
The Garnier brand has always listened to its customers and reflected their needs in its skin care and hair care ranges. It creates products that are truly effective and readily available and make everyday rituals in beauty care simpler. It is because of this that Garnier has become so successful and can now be found in over 120 countries all over the world.
