Como utilizar?

• Aplicar uma camada fina de GFC creme uma a duas vezes por dia, massajando suavemente em movimentos circulares até completa absorção.

• Aplicar o creme até que o efeito desejado seja alcançado.

Precauções:

• Só para utilização externa;

• Mantenha fora do alcance de crianças;

• Evite contato com olhos e mucosas;

• No caso de reação alérgica pare a aplicação do creme;

• Manter o GFC creme à temperatura ambiente.

INCN ingredientes do creme:

 

AQUA
CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE
CETEARYL ALCOHOL
ISOPROPYL MYRISTATE
TOCOPHERYL ACETATE
LACTOSE
PHENOXYETHANOL
ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN
TOCOPHEROL
CETEARETH-25
BENZYL ALCOHOL
CARBOMER
TRIETHANOLAMINE
SODIUM CITRATE
LACTIC ACID
LACTOSE
WHEY PROTEIN

 

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