NIVEABody Shower Milk Body Shower Milk For Normal And Dry Skin

Description NIVEA Body Shower Milk

Consistency	cream
Skin type	dry, normal

Are you the type who does not undervalue everyday hygiene, but has skin that is prone to excessively drying-out when washed with normal shower gel? NIVEA Body Shower Milk shower cream is the right choice for you. It not only helps remove all impurities when bathing, but also provides skin with much-needed moisture while nurturing and pampering it with its soft, creamy texture. This shower cream protects skin’s balance, preventing it from drying out and making sure the natural hydrolipid barrier on skin’s surface does not get damaged.

Characteristics:

moisturises intensely
nourishes and cares for the skin
relieves tension in the skin and protects it from irritation

How to use:
Apply when showering or taking a bath. Apply to the skin all over the body, then rinse with warm water.

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About the brand NIVEA

The world-renowned brand Nivea was founded in Germany in 1911. The man behind its foundation was the visionary and pharmacist Dr Oscar Troplowitz who succeeded in combining oil and water into a stable cream. The brand name comes from the Latin word for snow, as he was inspired by the product’s pure white colour. That is how the legendary Nivea Cream came about.

In 1925 the product gained its new iconic blue container, but the contents have remained faithful to the original formula right through to the present day. The classic Nivea cream has become part of life for many generations. It nourishes the skin effectively and, thanks to its velvety smooth texture and specific scent, it is a reminder of childhood for many.

Today, Nivea has a full range of quality products available to everyone. Nivea sunscreen gained popularity quickly, as did the Nivea Men line. Nivea has been taking care of our skin for over 100 years and in this time has become a true member of the family to millions all over the world.