Rodan + Fields Dermatologists has done it again! The world-renowned creators of Proactiv have launched a new product that is so proprietary, it even includes a new molecule! It's called
Active Hydration Serum and you DON'T want to miss out! If you contact me below, I'll send you the direct link to buy this little skin hydrating miracle!
Elle raves about the extremely high percentage of glycerin in the serum thanks to the new molecule. Why is glycerin a big deal since it's been around for decades? Most beauty products use a paltry 3 - 6% glycerin because glycerin is extremely sticky in higher concentrations and has to be watered down. However, the RF lab geniuses figured out a way to bond it with hyaluronic acid and utilize a whopping 30% glycerin to create an all-day reservoir of moisture on your face, and the rest is, as they say, SKINCARE HISTORY!
Allure magazine says: There’s a reason it works so well — actually, a whole bunch of reasons. The serum is basically a Big Gulp of almost every good moisturizing ingredient there is. “This contains PCAs, which are moisture magnets, as well as all of the ceramides [good fats] you find naturally in your skin,” says cosmetic chemist Ginger King. That’s a big deal because most serums contain only one or two.
Read the full Allure article here.
Hydrated skin is healthier and it looks healthier: firmer, dewier, more radiant, more balanced means younger looking... and younger acting skin.
Be one of the first to try Rodan + Field's new Active Hydration Serum! Connect with me and I'll answer any questions you have, send you the direct link and even tell you how to save money. There's even a 60-day money-back guarantee! What have you go to lose except dry, flaky, older-looking skin?
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