Skin Whitening Body Lotion - Kojic Acid & Glutathione Natural Skin Lightener with Vitamins and Plant Extracts SPF 30, 120ml
Product Description
Skin Whitening Body Lotion - Kojic Acid & Glutathione Natural Skin Lightener with Vitamins and Plant Extracts SPF 30, 120ml
- Dalisay Skincare Kojic Acid & Glutathione Skin Whitening Body Lotion with SPF 30 - 120ml
- Kojic Acid & Glutathione Whitening Lotion with SPF30 is made out of the three most superior natural skin lightener - Kojic Acid, Glutathione, Arbutin added with Vitamin C, Rosehip Oil and Plant Extracts. A total natural skin care whitening product that prevents the development of pigmented spots and freckles due to sun exposure.
- A total natural skin care whitening product that prevents the development of pigmented spots and freckles due to sun exposure. All the ingredients can help gradually lighten skin and fade dark spots.
- Added Plant Extracts and Vitamin C help repair damaged skin caused by UV exposure and also nourishes skin, leaving it soft and moisturized.
- Dalisay Skincare Whitening Body lotion is perfect and safe for daily use.
Leaves skin radiantly glowing and more youthful looking.
It is a lightweight moisturizer that improves skin clarity and makes skin looks whiter.
Formulated to help decelerate melanin production and gives dark skin a fairer skin tone.
Revitalize, rejuvenate and whiten skin. Protects against sun damage.
Delicately scented. No harmful ingredients.
Directions:
Apply liberally on the whole body at least twice a day. Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rash appear.
Active Ingredients: Kojic Acid, Glutathione, Arbutin, Plant Extracts, Vitamin C, Rosehip Oil.
FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
SAFETY: Before use, perform a SPOT TEST. Apply or rub to a patch of skin on the inner, lower arm. Rub it in and allow it to dry on the skin. Do not wash that area of the skin for at least 24 hours; watch for signs of reaction. If rash, burning, tingling, or inflammation occur, immediately remove the product from skin and discontinue all further use.







