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Phyto-C Prevent Serum Fifteen (15% L-Ascorbic Acid Antioxidant Serum) 30ml/1oz Size:30ml/1oz A multi-task styling tool Developed 9 g to 200

USD74.00

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SKU 8983003142 · ★ 4.7

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Phyto C Prevent Serum Fifteen (15% L Ascorbic Acid Antioxidant Serum) 30ml 1oz Size:30ml 1oz A multi task styling tool Developed 9 g to 200 A multi task styling tool Developed with Ceramic technology & Nano silver ions Features specially designed bristles that help lift hair Boasts heat resistant & anti static properties Smoothes & refines split ends Allows for quick drying of hair Perfect for all hair types This oriental woody fragrance has a blend of notes of jasmin more elastic A powerful anti oxidant facial serum Formulated with pure L Ascorbic Acid & Hyaluronic Acid Provides advanced anti oxidant properties to reduce the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles Corrects the look of uneven skin tone Helps stimulate collagen production while preventing signs of premature aging Skin emerges softer

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