'AFTERGLOW' Hydrating Hyaluronic Vitamin C Serum
Say hello to incandescent skin!
This lightweight, oil-free serum provides antioxidant hydration all day long. Elderberry & Sea Buckthorn extracts, rich in Vitamins C & B5, feed the skin while pure aloe & hyaluronic acid plump cells minimizing the appearance of fine lines & pores. Provides instant & long-term, visible results. Hyaluronic acid intensely hydrates while botanical extracts nourish & replenish skin's microbiome, revealing healthier-looking skin.
Our hyaluronic acid is derived through fermentation of non-animal sources. Free of phthalates, parabens, formaldehyde, & sulfates. WE ARE HAPPY TO ACCEPT OUR PACKAGING BACK FOR REUSE OR REPURPOSING.
Who For: All skin types including normal, dry, & mature.
Treats: Dullness, redness, tightness, uneven skin, signs of aging.
Usage: Apply morning & evening to face, neck, & décolleté avoiding the eye area, before oil-serum or moisturizer. Best results when applied to damp skin from cleansing or toner.
Elderberry Extract: Elderberries help your skin balance out excess oils, helping to prevent breakouts & keeping skin healthy & clear. Additionally, their bounty of Vitamin C provides a natural glow & radiance to skin. Her natural purple color helps to neutralize yellow tones in the skin, giving a brightening effect.
Sea Buckthorn: Due to its high concentration of Omegas 3,6,7, & 9, all of which can be healing & aid in cell regeneration, sea buckthorn has been shown to reduce fine lines & wrinkles. Her berries contain 12X the Vitamin C of oranges, making it great for brightening the skin, repairing oxidative damage, & evening out any pigmentation & age spots. Studies also show it hydrates & promotes collagen formation.
Hyaluronic Acid: Hyaluronic acid is a naturally-occurring molecule in the body that attracts moisture, leaving your skin hydrated & soft. This helps to plump, firm & smooth skin immediately, while long term use shows improved elasticity & smoothness. Ours is derived through fermentation of non-animal sources.
