Fair & Lovely (or Glow & Lovely) Instant Brightness Face Wash (80g)

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Fair & Lovely Face Wash (80g) – Deep Cleansing for Instant Brightness

Start your skincare routine with the revitalizing cleanse of Fair & Lovely Face Wash. Now often known as Glow & Lovely, this daily cleanser is specifically formulated to penetrate deep into the pores, washing away dirt, impurities, and excess oil that can lead to dull skin.

The advanced formula contains brightening ingredients designed to gently exfoliate dead skin cells and instantly illuminate your complexion. Use it morning and evening to achieve skin that looks visibly clearer, fresher, and more radiant. The convenient 80g tube is perfect for easy, everyday dispensing.

 Key Features & Benefits:

  • Deep Cleansing Action: Effectively removes dirt, oil, and impurities from pores.

  • Instant Brightness Formula: Works to enhance the skin’s natural glow and combat dullness.

  • Gentle Exfoliation (Often): Helps shed dead skin cells for a fresher, clearer look.

  • Prepares Skin: Creates a clean base for better absorption of your favorite moisturizer or cream.

  • Daily Use: Gentle enough for regular use morning and evening.

  • Convenient 80g Size: Ideal tube size for easy dispensing and portability.

Product Type: Face Wash / Daily Cleanser

Benefit: Deep Cleansing, Brightening, Removes Excess Oil

Size: 80g

Best For: Daily Use, All Skin Types (especially those prone to dullness)

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