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Weleda Skin Food Moisturising Cream 30ml Vitamin D Vitamin C and ion which

Weleda Skin Food Moisturising Cream 30ml Vitamin D Vitamin C and ion whichSkin Food has been trusted and effective for dry and rough skin since 1926. The rich, nourishing cream supports the skin's protective barrier. Lipids increase moisturisation, resulting in a feeling of reduced skin tension and itchiness. Extracts of pansy, chamomile and calendula help to calm the skin. Skin appears and feels more comfortable. Suitable for face or body. Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil +, Lanolin,

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Description

Vitamin C and ion which contribute to the normal function of the immune system

Nutritional Information Per 100g / Per Serving Energy: 2746kJ / 666kCal - 686

Vitamin D3 250 I

Not only does it create a smoother-than-smooth finish

it's dermatologically and ophthalmologically approved

Weleda Skin Food Moisturising Cream 30ml Vitamin D Vitamin C and ion whichSkin Food has been trusted and effective for dry and rough skin since 1926. The rich, nourishing cream supports the skin's protective barrier. Lipids increase moisturisation, resulting in a feeling of reduced skin tension and itchiness. Extracts of pansy, chamomile and calendula help to calm the skin. Skin appears and feels more comfortable. Suitable for face or body. Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil +, Lanolin,

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