PHYSIS LABORATORY body lotion with greek mountain tea and calendula extract – 300ml

• Intensively moisturizes the skin
• Helps maintain skin elasticity
• Leaves the skin soft and smooth
• Fights the signs of ageing
• With easily absorbed, lightweight texture

The body lotion with Greek mountain tea and Calendula extract treats, moisturizes and protects the skin. Greek mountain tea has strong antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory action. It fights free radicals and the signs of ageing. Calendula with its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties reduces irritation and soothes the skin. Argan oil apart from its antioxidant action has a high concentration of fatty acids and Vitamin E that make it ideal to moisturize the skin. It has antiageing, regenerating and skin tightening properties. It protects sensitive skin and helps relieve dry, irritated skin. It is easily absorbed by the skin without leaving it feeling greasy and is suitable for all skin types. Almond oil is a rich source of Vitamin E and fatty acids, which contribute to skin moisturization. Its moisturizing and soothing properties make it a staple in skin care. It has wound healing properties, treats sensitive skin, deeply moisturizes, improves skin texture, soothes irritation and relieves dryness and itch. Its antiageing properties help the skin regain its vitality and youthful appearance.

Physis Laboratory uses Greek Mountain tea of excellent quality and develops a new line of products, that tone and moisturize the skin giving it a sense of freshness. Green mountain tea, also known as ‘panacea’ from Hippocrates, is a genuine Greek herb with antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory action and it protects the skin from ageing, by fighting free radicals.

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