A-Derma Epitheliale Ultra Repair HA+ Anti-Marks Massage Gel-Oil 40ml

A-Derma Epitheliale Ultra Repair HA+ Anti-Marks Massage Gel-Oil 40ml is an anti-mark massage gel-oil that helps improve the appearance of scars and stretch marks. Formulated with just nine ingredients, 98% of which are of natural origin, it does not contain fragrance, silicones, or essential oils. With Rhealba® Oat Plantlet Extract, it helps rebalance, soothe, and support the repair of fragile skin, improving the appearance of healed scars and stretch marks.

Additionally, its patented gel-to-oil texture spreads easily without dripping and transforms into a smooth massage oil. This is important because the motion of massaging encourages microcirculation, optimizes skin hydration, and helps relieve sensations of tightness and itchiness. After application, the skin is left with a light film that is non-greasy and non-sticky. As a last note, this product is suitable for the entire family and can also be used during pregnancy as a stretch mark-prevention oil.

• Texture: gel to oil;
• Skin issues: stretch marks, scarring, dark marks;
• Time of application: one to two times a day;
• Age: 0+;
• Skin type: all skin types, including sensitive;
• Main benefits: vegan formula with only 9 ingredients and 98% ingredients of natural origin, improves the appearance of healed scars and stretch marks, patented texture that starts as a gel and transforms into a massage oil, has a non-sticky and non-greasy finish, suitable for the whole family, suitable for use during pregnancy;
• Formulated without: silicones, essential oils, fragrance, ingredients of animal origin.

• Rhealba® Oat Plantlet Extract helps rebalance, soothe, and repair fragile skin;
• Hyaluronic Acid helps maintain skin moisture. So, this creates a favorable environment for skin repair and helps reduce the appearance of marks.

Apply A-Derma Epitheliale Ultra Repair HA+ Anti-Marks Massage Gel-Oil 40ml to the affected areas of the skin (stretch marks, scars). Then, massage the skin for a few minutes, first with circular motions and then using the "pinch and roll" technique.