Bambino Cream
A cream with an exceptionally rich texture, reminiscent of whipped butter . This exceptional treatment has been designed to envelop the skin in a protective veil, restoring hydration while strengthening the skin barrier of even the most demanding skin.
It is distinguished by its rich consistency that melts delicately upon contact with the warmth of the skin. The nourishing power of shea butter and rice bran oil combines with jojoba oil to nourish the epidermis without leaving a greasy film , while oat kernel oil visibly soothes the appearance of redness associated with dryness.
Aloe and glycerin work together to deeply hydrate the skin, while vitamin E provides essential antioxidant protection . Its whipped texture leaves skin feeling supple, smooth, and intensely revitalized.
This cream helps to:
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Intensely nourishes thanks to its texture rich in plant lipids.
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Soothe the appearance of irritation and tightness upon application.
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To provide immediate comfort to dry or dehydrated skin.
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Strengthen the skin's moisture barrier against cold and wind.
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Visibly softens skin texture for a velvety feel.
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Protect against environmental oxidative stress such as cold.
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Non testé sur les animaux
Notre produit est fier d'être 100% cruelty-free, garantissant qu'il n'a jamais été testé sur les animaux. Nous croyons en des pratiques éthiques et respectueuses, pour que vous puissiez vous sentir bien en utilisant nos produits.
Made in Quebec
Our products are proudly made in Quebec, combining local know-how and exceptional quality. By choosing our products, you support the local economy. They are manufactured in a local laboratory, ensuring rigorous quality control and a commitment to responsible production.
Natural & minimalist ingredients
Nous privilégions les ingrédients naturels et minimalistes dans nos produits. Chaque formule est soigneusement conçue pour offrir l'essentiel, en respectant votre peau et l'environnement. Optez pour une beauté simple et authentique avec nos produits.
