Irene Forte Prickly Pear Face Cream with Myoxinol 1.69 oz

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Description

What It Is:See visible wrinkle reduction from the breakthrough Myoxinol regime. Alongside the Hibiscus Serum and the Hibiscus Night Cream in clinical trials, Prickly Pear Face Cream delivers visible wrinkle reduction that gets more and more noticeable the longer the regime is used. Myoxinol, extracted from hibiscus seeds, acts in a similar way to injectables in reducing even deep forehead lines. This product is refillable.Skin Type:Suitable for all skin types, especially mature, dry or dehydrated. Clinically approved for sensitive skin.Skin Concern:Fine lines and wrinklesWhat It Does:Prickly pear, harvested in Sicily, provides polysaccharides that have been discovered to have potent antioxidant activity and to calm the skin. They also act like hyaluronic acid to moisturize the skin. Olive oil and rice fractions, rich in skin-enhancing nutrients, and a multi-vitamin supplement (A, pro-B5, C and E) provide additional antioxidant activity as they nourish and protect.Key Ingredients:Myoxinol (hibiscus seed peptides). Prickly pear polysaccharides. Hyaluronic acid. Sweet almond oil. Aloe leaf juice. Olive oil fractions. Olive oil. Multi-vitamins (A, pro-B5, C and E). Rice fractions.How To Use It:Apply to the face, neck and decollete, smoothing with circular upward motions. Use morning and/or evening.Clinical Results:- Proven to visibly reduce wrinkles. The breakthrough Myoxinol regime (Hibiscus Serum, Prickly Pear Face Cream and Hibiscus Night Cream) has been shown to deliver noticeable forehead wrinkle reduction that gets more and more obvious the longer the regime is used.*- Proven for sensitive skin. This day cream has been successfully tested on sensitive skin in a 96-hour occluded patch test.** As a consequence, it has been clinically approved for sensitive skin.*Based on independent clinical trials undertaken on 20 participants age 35-65.**Based on independent dermatological tests undertaken on 25 participants with sensitive skin.