Ducray ictyane moisturizing stick for dry, chapped lips
Ducray ictyane moisturizing stick is a richly formulated, nourishing, and pleasantly textured lipstick designed to moisturize and protect lips parched by climatic stress.
With a pleasant, non-sticky texture, this easy-to-apply lipstick quickly allows the skin to become significantly more hydrated and softer.
Its formula…
The lips are a particularly vulnerable area to external aggression. Thus, they are easily damaged by external factors such as cold, ultraviolet rays, or dry environments. As a result, they cause irritations with varying degrees of severity.
In this sense, to avoid the discomfort and sensitivity associated with this very sensitive skin, Ducray has developed the Ictyane moisturizing lipstick.
This is a care that, thanks to its comfortable texture and renewing formula, allows you to protect the delicate skin of your lips from external aggressors while restoring its softness and flexibility.
To this end, an innovative thermo-protective complex combines three powerfully moisturizing active ingredients: Trehalose, Glycerose, and Sorbitol. Combined, these ingredients will reinforce the skin’s barrier function against climatic stress while strengthening the hydrolipidic film and smoothing the lips.
This way, not only are the lips hydrated, but comfortable and soft again. And, above all, protected.
Benefits
- Moisturized and smoother skin.
- Ideal for dry lip skin damaged by climatic stress.
- Protects against external aggressors.
- Pleasant texture and easy application.
- Invisible, non-sticky texture.
- Very rich formula
- Moisturizes and protects the lips.
- Formulated with 62% ingredients of natural origin.
How to use Ducray ictyane moisturizing stick?
Whenever necessary apply the lipstick over the entire surface of the lips.
To get faster results as well as a deeper nourishing action, we recommend that you apply a thick layer of lip balm before going to sleep. Allow it to act throughout the night, and upon awakening, you will notice significantly recovered skin.
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How to use Ducray ictyane moisturizing stick?
Whenever necessary apply the lipstick over the entire surface of the lips. To get faster results as well as a deeper nourishing action, we recommend that you apply a thick layer of lip balm before going to sleep. Allow it to act throughout the night, and upon awakening, you will notice significantly recovered skin. Find more Ducray products here.The formulas
Composed of enveloping textures and delicate fragrances, Ducray ictyane instantly provides a feeling of comfort and softness. To do this, all formulas (cleansing care or complementary products) are enriched with moisturizing ingredients that, when applied, will relieve the feeling of tightness and restore elasticity to the complexion. In addition, they offer an intense feeling of hydration and nourishment. Therefore, its main ingredient is acefylline. Recognized for its moisturizing benefits, acefylline will act as a micro-sponge that captures water and retains it naturally and lastingly.Key benefits
- Protects against dryness.
- Relieves tightness.
- Reinforces the skin's natural protective capacity.
- Provides long-lasting comfort.
- Long-lasting moisturizing action.
- Dry skin regains softness and suppleness.
Additional information
| Weight | 68 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 3 × 3 cm |
| GTIN | 3282779370660 |
| MPN | 6566430 |
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