
CeraVe
CeraVe Face Care & Body Moisturiser for Dry to Very Dry Skin
from Amazon.co.uk
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50 MLBazta
£3.95
Price last checked: 8 October 2026
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L'Oreal Triple Active Comforting Night Cream is perfect for those looking for a rich cream that moisturises, protects and restores the skin's natural balance. It contains glycerin and ceramide that contribute hydrating molecules that penetrate deep into the skin's layers, leaving you with fresh and glowing skin. Apply a layer in the evening and see how your skin will look completely smooth and healthy the next morning. Specifications: Brand: L’Oreal, Type: Night cream, Series: Triple Active, Variant: Comforting Night Moisturizer, Contents: 50 ml , Gtin: 3600522083269,
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