Skin Perfecting Serum
Skin Perfecting Serum 1.7 oz
This rich, potent, face serum is amazing for all skin types. Use on clean skin before bed or use as a primer before applying make up.
This will give you plump, balanced, smooth skin.
ROSE OIL
-Clears acne
-Hydrates skin
-Reduce signs of aging
-Minimize the appearance of scars
-May help with conditions such as eczema and rosacea
-Doesn’t clog pores
-Improves skin texture
ROSE GERANIUM
-Acts as an astringent
-Tightens & Brightens skin
-Removes dead skin cells
-Soothing & Antimicrobial
-Helps treat acne
FRANKINCENSE OIL
-Is a natural replacement for retinol.
-Rapidly increases cellular turnover, which means it quickly causes the skin to produce healthier cells to replace aging cells. This effect speedily minimizes the signs of wrinkles and scars.
-Soothes and reduces inflammation
-Helps protect skin cells.
-Reduces acne and the appearance of large pores
-Prevents wrinkles, and it even helps lift and tighten skin to naturally slow signs of aging
CHAMOMILE OIL
-Eases skin conditions like eczema
-Helps fade scars
-Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that can help soothe the skin, reducing redness and blemishes.
-May relieve skin irritations like eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea.
-The antioxidants also help boost skin health to bring out an inner glow.
-Brightens eyes and reveals a more supple tone.
ARGAN OIL
-Nourishes skin
-Fights acne & helps fade scars
-Reduces premature aging signs
-Makes skin soft, smooth, and silky
JOJOBA OIL
-Contains essential fatty acids, powerful antioxidants and vitamins
-Naturally gentle and non-irritating, making it perfect for basically every skin type; it balances oily skin, soothes sensitive skin, hydrates dry skin
-May help soothe eczema and may aid in calming inflammation in the skin
VITAMIN E OIL
-Anti-Aging treatment
-Gives skin a youthful glow
-Anti-Inflammatory
WARNING: IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ANY OF THE INGREDIENTS ABOVE, DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT.
•This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
