Advanced-C Serum:

• Regular use will dramatically reduce the visible signs of aging — fine lines, wrinkles, age spots and sagging skin.
• Helps older and prematurely aged skin to look, behave and feel like younger skin.
• This formulation is extremely well tolerated and can be used by men and women without fear of troublesome skin reactions such as sunlight sensitivity.
• Treated skin will gradually appear firmer and smoother with improved texture, tone and overall radiance.
• Generally improvement in the overall appearance of the skin can be seen within 8–12 weeks of daily use.

Skin Hydration Complex:

• Facilitates better absorption of vitamin C.
• Oil-free, crystal clear gel which instantly gives your skin a silky smooth texture. Ideal for all skin types.
• Skin feels more resilient and smooth to the touch. Perfect base for all types of make-up.
• Restores youthful translucency and buoyancy to the skin.
• Smoother, more radiant looking skin will be noticed in 3—6 weeks.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
Advanced-C Serum: Ascorbic acid, Tyrosine, Zinc, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract.
Skin Hydration Complex: Ellagic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid, Proline and Glycine.

Advanced-C Serum:

1. Cleanse and Tone.

2. Once a day, either morning or night apply Cellex-C Advanced-C Serum. Squeeze 4–5 drops into the palm of your hand. Using fingertips smooth the serum over your face (avoiding eye area), neck and V of chest.

3. Apply Skin Hydration Complex or Hydra 5 B-Complex.

4. Apply moisturizer of choice.

 

Skin Hydration Complex:

1. Cleanse and Tone.

2. Apply Cellex-C Advanced-C Serum or Serum for Sensitive Skin. (If you are using Skin Tightening Cream apply Skin Hydration Complex first.)

3. Apply Skin Hydration Complex. Squeeze 2–3 drops into the palm of your hand. Blend the gel over your face and neck, in a smooth upward direction. Avoid direct contact with eyes.

4. Apply moisturizer.

5. May be used once or twice a day, morning or night.

 

USE: Morning or Night.

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