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Bij Glowth geloven we dat échte skincare begint bij bescherming. Onze missie is simpel maar krachtig: SPF hoort de basis te zijn van elke skincare-routine. Met onze clean & effectieve formules helpen we huidbewustzijn vergroten en willen we een nieuwe standaard zetten voor dagelijkse verzorging. Geen onnodige ingrediënten, wél resultaat: een gezonde, stralende huid – vandaag én later.
Netherlands
I have extremely oily skin, and usually any sunscreen or SPF product makes my skin break out. Glowth has definetally given me a much better SPF experience than any other on the market 🥹✨
Reply from Glowth
Thank you so much for your lovely review! ✨
We’re so happy to hear that Glowth works well for your oily skin and gives you a better SPF experience without breakouts. That means a lot to us!
Love,
Team Glowth
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