Medipeel
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- MEDI-PEELThis facial emulsion does exactly what it says in the description, it fills in wrinkles beautifully and smooths out those mini wrinkles that I already have, my face looks so much younger aft Read more
- ExcellentIt hydrates beautifully, I definitely recommend it. It feels very pleasant on the face, absorbs well, and is suitable under makeup even for oily skin.
- Night creamFor me it's great, I also like the consistency, my skin is nicely hydrated in the morning :)
- Pleasant creamThe cream is light, absorbs well, has a pleasant mild scent and is more of a gel-like consistency. Compared to other creams I've had, it's less hydrating, so I apply it in the morning and s Read more
- I recommendSuper cream
- Medipeel peptide 9Another great product A few seconds after application, you can feel the fine needles, the essence turns into a fine foam, which is super absorbed by gently tapping. The skin is hydrated I re Read more
- Medipeel Cell toxingI received the toner as a sample to purchase and after using the sample I immediately went to order it in a full package. It has a pleasant scent, I have sensitive skin, but this perfume doe Read more
- MEZZI FILLA SERUMVery pleasant eye serum from the Medipeel brand. Tested on pregnant skin, it does not cause any irritation or stinging after application. The bottle is very nice, it is also suitable as an a Read more
- VOLUME WHITE CICAPerfect essence that I didn't need but since I got it I use it every day. Pleasant consistency after application the skin remains hydrated and radiant. The pump comes with a gel which, after Read more
- MEDI-PEELThis facial emulsion does exactly what it says in the description, it fills in wrinkles beautifully and smooths out those mini wrinkles that I already have, my face looks so much younger aft Read more
- ExcellentIt hydrates beautifully, I definitely recommend it. It feels very pleasant on the face, absorbs well, and is suitable under makeup even for oily skin.
