Lansinoh Itch Relief Cooling Serum
Lansinoh

Lansinoh Itch Relief Cooling Serum

€15.95

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€15.95

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Detalles del producto

Lansinoh Itch Relief Cooling Serum is here to soothe and nourish your growing bump. Formulated with a blend of cooling menthol, calming organic aloe, and hydrating jojoba and apricot oils, this serum instantly cools and relieves dry, tight skin, giving you much-needed comfort throughout pregnancy and postpartum. It absorbs quickly without leaving any residue, making it perfect for massaging into your belly whenever you need a little extra care, especially before bedtime. Dermatologically tested and suitable for sensitive skin, this specially crafted formula helps relieve itching and dryness while keeping your skin moisturised. Awarded Silver in the 2025 Mother & Baby Awards, Lansinoh’s Cooling Serum is your go-to solution for growing bump care. Pair it with the Lansinoh Calming Bedtime Butter for a soothing nighttime routine.
Category: Lotions & Moisturizers

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Specially formulated to support your skin during pregnancy + postpartum, helping to keep your growing bump comfortable
  • Cools + comforts dry, tight skin, providing instant relief from itching + discomfort
  • Blended with organic aloe, jojoba + apricot oil to deeply moisturise without leaving any residue
  • Gentle enough for sensitive skin, this serum is dermatologically tested to ensure it's safe + soothing

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