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Vitage’s Vitamin C


Tightening Serum and Vitamin C Radiance Mask (pictured) can be used in combination to provide gentle yet visible results.


3D Lifting Cream, Sweden’s fastest- selling face cream, has now launched in the UK. Described as a fresh, fast absorbing cream, it helps skin regain its firmness and elasticity, while reducing the appearance of deep wrinkles.


The product’s Swedish manufacturers believe its appeal is due to the quality of the ingredients, which are 99.9% organic and include 100% Argan Oil, Myoxinol (taken from Hibiscus seeds) and Konjac Root Powder. Furthermore, the cream features Ultra Filling SpheresTM


which capture 20% more water, and


plump skin up to four times better than spheres in other face creams, say the brand. • Dermasave Ltd: 01782 770 810


Combining time released, stabilised vitamin C to


energise and brighten, Vitamin C Tightening Serum also includes Argantensyl from


Argan fruit that instantly tightens to brighten and firm the skin in


the depths of January. The Vitamin C Radiance Mask refines pores, restores moisture and is an instant pick-me-up for tired skin.


• Skinbrands: 03330 142 434


For a fresh, revitalised appearance, layer Dermalogica’s Skin Hydrating Booster with their antioxidant-rich MultiVitamin Power Recovery Masque.


Skin Hydrating Booster (pictured) is a super-saturated hydrating fluid concentrate to help revitalise dry, parched skin. Hyaluronic Acid, Panthenol, Glycolipids and nutrient-rich Algae extract help restore moisture balance and hydrate tissues to smooth skin, improve suppleness and minimise fine dryness lines. Complement this with the brand’s MultiVitamin Power Recovery Masque, an ultra- replenishing, antioxidant rich mask which features botanicals to help soothe and calm stressed skin while vitamins A, C and E help repair damaged, ageing skin.


• Dermalogica: 0800 591 818


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Kaeso’s Facial Rebalancing range provides the complete tool kit to restore skin suffering from lack of rest, environmental and dietary strains. Products include Cleanser, Toner, Exfoliator, Mask and Moisturiser.


Natural astringent Willow Bark fights skin impurities while ultra- moisturising Mallow effectively locks in moisture, helping to hydrate the skin. Cucumber offers detoxifying properties, energising tired lacklustre skin and adding an additional moisture boost.


• Kaeso: 0141 812 5000 DermaQuest’s C Infusion Eye Cream


(pictured) has been specifically developed with Orange Stem Cells and Hyaluronic Acid Filling Spheres™, to deeply hydrate and improve skin’s lustre. The revitalising effects of Eyeliss™ and Matrixyl™ reduce dark circles and increase circulation to the delicate skin under the eye.


Also available from the brand, the Infusion TX Mask is an ultra-nourishing mask brimming with vitamin C, Alpha Lipoic Acids, antioxidants and peptides, creating a silky smooth anti-ageing treatment that is gentle enough for all skin types.


• DermaQuest: 0845 246 4666


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