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Essence tea extract camellia seed luxury nourishing and revitalizing essence (capsule) hardcover version
Shelf life: 3 years
Features: Camellia seed oil, sea buckthorn seed oil and other active ingredients are refined, camellia seed luxury nourishing and revitalizing essence (capsule) came into being. Combining herbal essence and cutting-edge technology, it resists customers who are pursuing high-quality life Wrinkles, dark yellow and other signs of aging, freeze youthfulness and delay aging.
Usage: Use the five-point method to evenly apply the essence on the face, paying attention to the gentle technique and apply it all over the face.
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Gentle and no additives (no alcohol, no fragrance, no distilled water, no preservatives), it is safer to use.
Camellia seed oil
is rich in tea polyphenols, vitamin E and other powerful antioxidants, which can repair damaged, rough and aging skin, diminish wrinkles, stretch marks, and stains. With long-term use, the skin will remain young and tender.
Seabuckthorn seed oil
It is a highly concentrated substance that integrates the effective ingredients of sea buckthorn. It contains more than 140 biologically active ingredients such as flavonoids, organic acids, alkaloids, sterols, triterpenes and various vitamins. The tenacious vitality of seabuckthorn reverses muscle age and freezes youth.
Ceramide
is an important part of the skin stratum corneum. It protects the delicate skin from external aggressions like a barrier. It forms a "moisturizing film" in the skin stratum corneum, which effectively locks moisture and reshapes the skin barrier.
Bisabolol
Extracted from chrysanthemums, it has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, and has good compatibility with the skin. It reduces skin inflammation, reduces skin acne, prevents acne, improves skin's anti-irritation ability, and repairs skin injured by inflammation. .
