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Cosmogen Presents Tube that Allows Reduction of Preservatives
As a technical and patented concept, Cosmogen's SIMPLE TOUCH tube is made of an internal pouch that retracts itself while releasing the right dosage of the formula, with no air recovery.
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As a technical and patented concept, Cosmogen's SIMPLE TOUCH tube is made of an internal pouch that retracts itself while releasing the right dosage of the formula, with no air recovery.
This innovative tube protects the formula, keeps its original shape throughout its use, and effortlessly ensures more than 95% restitution of the formula.
The tube is designed for thick and sensitive formulas, including viscous and grainy creams, and allows the reduction of preservatives within the cream. It is suitable for use with masks, BB cream, hand cream, scrubs, sunscreens, and hair wax/gel.
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