Skin Hydration Complex is an advanced beneath the skin moisturizer that will make your skin feel more resilient and silky.
Additional benefits of Cellex-C Skin Hydration Complex include:- Allows for increased absorption of vitamin C
- Oil free gel
- Perfect base for all types of make-up
- Restores skins youthfulness and buoyancy
- Will instantly give your skin silky texture
- For best results, allow for 3 to 6 weeks of regular use
Water (aqua), sodium hyaluronate, proline, glycine, pomegranate (punica granatum) extract, phenoxyethanol.
1. Cleanse and Tone.
2. If you also use the Cellex-C Advanced-C Serum or Serum for Sensitive Skin, apply it first. (If you are using the Skin Tightening Cream, apply the Skin Hydration Complex first.)
3. Apply the Skin Hydration Complex. Squeeze 2 to 3 drops into the palm of your hand and blend the gel over your face and neck, in a smooth upward direction. Avoid direct contact with your eyes.
4. Apply the moisturizer of your choice.
5. May be used once or twice a day, morning or night.
* This product is available through physicians and skin care professionals only
2. If you also use the Cellex-C Advanced-C Serum or Serum for Sensitive Skin, apply it first. (If you are using the Skin Tightening Cream, apply the Skin Hydration Complex first.)
3. Apply the Skin Hydration Complex. Squeeze 2 to 3 drops into the palm of your hand and blend the gel over your face and neck, in a smooth upward direction. Avoid direct contact with your eyes.
4. Apply the moisturizer of your choice.
5. May be used once or twice a day, morning or night.
* This product is available through physicians and skin care professionals only
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Van Scott, Eugene J., Chérie M. Ditre, and Ruey J. Yu. "Alpha-hydroxyacids in the treatment of signs of photoaging." Clinics in dermatology 14.2 (1996): 217-226.
Clark 3rd, C. P. "Alpha hydroxy acids in skin care." Clinics in plastic surgery23.1 (1996): 49-56.
