NeutriherbsEnhanced Retinol Serum - 30ml
R229
About
Neutriherbs Retinol Serum Combined with a synergistic blend of Vitamin E, Softens, it can unclog pores and clear up acne. Retinol has a molecular structure small enough to penetrate the lower layers of the skin, improves texture and tone for a smoother, softer, more radiant complexion, refreshed skin the moment you use it.
Product Features
- Stimulates collagen for firmer, smoother skin
- Speeds up skin cell turnover
- Improves texture and tone for a smoother, softer, more radiant complexion
- Unclogs pores to clear up acne and prevent future breakouts
- Fades dark spots & circles under eyes, moisturises & heals damaged skin
- Slows the development of wrinkles, creases and signs of ageing
- Softens the skin, reduces infection and is effective in treating burns
- Alleviates many skin conditions including acne, eczema and psoriasis
- No Animal Testing
Product Specifications
Ingredients:
Aloe Vera Extract, Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopherol (vitamin E), Liquorice root extract, Retinol (vitamin A), SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSIS ROOT EXTRACT, Green Tea Extract
Retinol (Vitamin A):
Retinol has been applied to skin, enzymes in the skin break it down into all-trans retinoic acid, which then goes on to help regulate skin cell function.
Vitamin E:
Vitamin E is one of the most powerful antioxidants, it can help your skin stay healthier and more supple by ensuring you get enough of this antioxidant vitamin
Liquorice Roots Extract:
Liquorice Roots Extract is a good remedy for dark skin. It Moisturises and whitens skin also.
Directions:
Wash and pat skin dry
Apply toner before serum
Apply a thin layer of serum over the desired area, allow drying
After serum has dried completely, apply your favourite moisturiser
Cautions:
- Discontinue use if redness or irritation occurs
- Do not ingest
- Avoid contact with eyes
- keep out of reach of children
If you have sensitive skin, patch test before applying to other parts of body
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