Hydro Serum 30ml – NOVACLEAR

A highly concentrated face serum with hyaluronic acid in two molecular forms that binds water in the skin, providing immediate and long-lasting hydration.

 

 

Available Size: 30 ml

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Nutrition facts, 100 g

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Smart Pharma

Product Description

A highly concentrated face serum with hyaluronic acid in two molecular forms that binds water in the skin, providing immediate and long-lasting hydration.

Benefits:

  • Instant and long-lasting hydration: Provides deep, instant hydration to the face, neck, and décolleté.
  • Restores skin firmness and comfort: The fast-absorbing formula with a pleasant fragrance restores skin comfort.
  • Two forms of hyaluronic acid:
    • Medium molecular weight: Provides instant hydration.
    • Low molecular weight: Ensures long-lasting hydration by binding water in the deep layers of the skin.
  • Anti-aging effects: Grape stem cells have antioxidant properties that help prevent skin aging.
  • Prevents moisture loss: Hydromanil™ prevents water evaporation from the skin’s stratum corneum, protecting skin from dehydration.
  • Soothes and calms: Rice extract helps calm irritations and soothe the skin.

How to use:
Apply a few drops of the hydrating serum to clean face and neck, gently massaging the product into the skin. Then, apply the day hydrating gel cream or the night hydrating mask from the HYDRO series. Also recommended as a supplement for skin care following a course of dermatological treatments.

 

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