Everyone needs to cleanse their skin. Youngsters, too. We mean cleanse, not wash with soap and water. Teenagers are also exposed to pollution, they also touch their face with their hands (more or less dirty), and, very importantly, they are particularly prone to acne and pimples.
Z&MA is a collection of effective, non-aggressive products that are pleasant...
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Everyone needs to cleanse their skin. Youngsters, too. We mean cleanse, not wash with soap and water. Teenagers are also exposed to pollution, they also touch their face with their hands (more or less dirty), and, very importantly, they are particularly prone to acne and pimples.
Z&MA is a collection of effective, non-aggressive products that are pleasant to use. All the ingredients used are certified organic and delivered in compliance with ecological specifications such as chlorine-free, solvent-free, 100% biodegradable, and recyclable packaging. The production line is thoroughly monitored with physical, chemical, and microbiological controls. Z&MA is an introduction for teenagers to the world of cosmetics with health and environmental awareness.
The Nettoyant Visage Gel by Z&MA contains essential oils from organic farming. Its formula includes geranium, grapefruit, and litsea cubeba oil to purify and tighten pores, essential lemon oil to cleanse and brighten, and wild pansy, mallow, and thistle with soothing and softening properties. In addition, it includes aloe Vera to add softness and flexibility to the skin. It is vegan.
Pair with:
Z&MA Créme Active.
We like it for:
- The citrus scent is encouraging and energizing.
- The format is very convenient.
- It suits all skin types, gender, and age.
Aqua (Water), Alcohol *, Propanediol, Aloebarbadensisleafextract *, Triethylcitrate, Glycerylcaprylate, Parfum (Fragrance), Malvasylvestris (Malva) flowerextract *, Xanthan, Sodium Benzoate, Citricacid, Citral, Citronellol, Farnesol, Limonene, Geraniol. * Ingredients from organic farming. 99% of the ingredients are of natural origin. 11% are from organic farming.
