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Italian term
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processi
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Stimola, inoltre, il ricambio cellulare e attiva i meccanismi fisiologici sottesi ai ''processi'' di idratazione endogena ed alla sintesi del collagene e dell'elastina.
It also stimulates the cell renewal process and activates the physiological mechanisms underlying endogenous skin hydration ''processes'' and collagen and elastin synthesis.
It also stimulates the cell renewal process and activates the physiological mechanisms underlying endogenous skin hydration () and collagen and elastin synthesis.
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