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Manumax Fish Oil Ice Mist Spray offers a spray-format skincare option in a blue-and-white bottle. Its format is different from a pour-on toner or dropper serum, with the supplied guide showing use after cleansing or makeup removal.
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The spray bottle gives it a different dispensing style from a pump lotion. The product guide presents it as a face-care mist and also compares its place with a toner step. Follow the current bottle for where and how to spray, rather than assuming a spray distance or frequency.
The ingredient overview names fish oil, bladder wrack extract and sodium hyaluronate. This identifies the mist’s theme within the Manumax range. It is a topical care product, while the shower gel and honey mask in the range have different formats and uses.
The product guide includes a mist step after face cleansing.
Consider its spray format as part of the routine that follows removal.
The guide presents the bottle as a convenient format for an indoor routine.
No. This is a topical skincare mist. Follow the spray label for its external use.
The supplied guide describes that use. Confirm the current bottle directions and choose how it fits with your existing products.
Content and photographs are drawn from supplied Manumax product material. Skincare ingredients are highlights, and textures and uses reflect those descriptions; the current pack provides the full formula and directions.
Deep-sea fish oil, bladder wrack (Fucus vesiculosus) extract, sodium hyaluronate
This catalogue line may be a key-ingredient summary rather than the complete INCI or ingredient declaration. Check the current pack.
A GTIN identifies a trade item and its allocated organisation. Its prefix does not prove where the product was made; the country-of-origin statement above is recorded separately from the current pack.
