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Lip Moisturising Stick

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Bring a smile to your lips with this lipstick.

With its ultra-practical format, this Lip Moisturizing Stick softens and restores comfort to dry lips at any time of day. Tightness sensations are reduced, your lips are protected from external aggressions.

91%⁽¹⁾ of women find their lips are nourished and protected from external aggressions (wind, cold, etc.).
95%⁽²⁾ of women find their lips feel softer.

Its light formula melts over your lips and leaves a satiny non-sticky finish. Its notes of grapefruit and lemon make this product absolutely irresistible.

⁽¹⁾Usage test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % after 21 days of use.
⁽²⁾Usage test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % immediately after application.

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Nourished lips for 91% of volunteers after 21 days⁽¹⁾

Lips protected from external aggression for 91% of volunteers after 21 days⁽¹⁾

Softer lips for 95% volunteers immediately after application⁽²⁾

Format : 4 g

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