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Catrice cracked the German drugstore code with the Clean ID skincare extension — and the Hyaluronic Boost Serum at €5.99 is the calling card. Sodium hyaluronate up front, panthenol for soothing, and almost nothing else. The full INCI has ten ingredients. €6 hyaluronic serum that actually works is exactly the kind of thing that's made German drugstore skincare globally interesting.
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Clean ID Hyaluronic Boost Serum by Catrice is formulated for all, sensitive, normal, combination skin. Catrice cracked the German drugstore code with the Clean ID skincare extension — and the Hyaluronic Boost Serum at €5.99 is the calling card. Sodium hyaluronate up front, panthenol for soothing, and almost nothing else. The full INCI has ten ingredients. €6 hyaluronic serum that actually works is exactly the kind of thing that's made German drugstore skincare globally interesting.
The key active ingredients in Clean ID Hyaluronic Boost Serum are Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Panthenol. It's known for: 10-ingredient INCI is genuinely minimalist and panthenol + sodium hyaluronate is a tight, working pair.
Yes, Clean ID Hyaluronic Boost Serum targets dryness, dullness. 10-ingredient INCI is genuinely minimalist
Clean ID Hyaluronic Boost Serum retails for around $7, which places it in the budget range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: contains parfum even in the Clean ID line; propylene glycol may concern certain audiences; no antioxidant or active beyond hydration.
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