Institut Esthederm launches low-allergy fragrance

Published: 15-Jul-2016
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Formula has the lowest number of molecules to prevent potential allergic reactions

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French sun care brand Institut Esthederm has launched its first fragrance, Un Soir en Eté, oe One Summer Night. The perfume has been formulated with the lowest number of molecules possible in a fragrance in order to prevent allergies.

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