
CeraVe
CeraVe Face Care & Body Moisturiser for Dry to Very Dry Skin
from Amazon.co.uk
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200 mlThe Beauty Store
£10.50
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
In stock at the supplier when we last read it
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Biotherm Collagen Fit Intensive Hydra Body Cream Biotherm Collagen Fit Intensive Hydra Body Cream is a rich daily moisturiser for dry, tight skin. It is ideal for anyone wanting smoother-looking skin with lasting comfort. The cream supports skin that feels less firm from dryness and dehydration. It suits normal to dry skin types and everyday use.
The texture feels creamy yet absorbs quickly without a greasy finish. Skin feels softer, cushioned and more comfortable after each application. Hydrating ingredients help skin look plumper and more supple over time. With regular use, the body feels nourished and visibly smoother. Key features and benefits Helps hydrate and comfort dry body skin Supports smoother-looking, more supple skin Creamy texture that absorbs easily Suitable for daily use on the whole body Complete your routine by exploring Skincare, Bodycare, and Fragrance at The Beauty Store.
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