Melvita Floral Bouquet Expert Skin Cleansing Collection

Published: 1-Oct-2013
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Melvita Floral Bouquet Expert Skin Cleansing Collection utilises the hydrating, softening properties of rose and orange blossom floral waters with clarifying narcissus extract.

Natural pre-biotic bioecolia protects the skin's ecosystem while removing make-up and impurities. The range comprises Micellar Water, Softening Cleansing Milk, Gentle Cleansing Jelly, Light Cleansing Foam, Exfoliating Cleansing Cream and Eye Makeup Remover.

RRP from £14.50, Melvita, melvita.co.uk.

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