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@andreaespinheira: Mask Stick - Febella Como Usar na Rotina de Skincare Higienização: Lave bem o rosto com seu gel de limpeza habitual e seque completamente a pele. Aplicação: Remova a tampa protetora, gire a base do bastão e deslize o produto diretamente sobre o rosto. Concentre a aplicação na zona T (testa, nariz e queixo) ou nas áreas mais oleosas e com cravos. Evite a região dos olhos e lábios. Tempo de Ação: Deixe a máscara agir na pele por 10 a 15 minutos até que ela seque. Remoção: Enxágue abundantemente com água morna ou fria, massageando suavemente em movimentos circulares para ajudar a remover as impurezas. Finalização: Aplique o seu hidratante facial de costume para repor a barreira protetora da pele. Recomenda-se o uso de 1 a 2 vezes por semana, dependendo da necessidade da sua pele.#hidrataçãonorosto #skincare #hidratante.

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