SwissLine Radiance Booster 10% Vitamin C

An Award-Winning Booster That Illuminates And Tones The Skin, While Reversing Photo Ageing. A Flash Of Positive Energy And Freshness! An Award-Winning Booster That Illuminates And Tones The Skin, While Reversing Photo Ageing. A Flash Of Positive Energy And Freshness! The Key Ingredient, Stay-C 50, Registered As A Quasi-Drug In Japan, Has Been Clinically Shown To Reverse The Signs Of Aging And Brighten The Skin. Made In Switzerland. Awards: Winner Of The Best Skin Brightener Of The Year, Marie Claire Beauty Awards 2019. Radiance Booster Is Part Of Our Age Intelligence Collection, Winner Of The Woman&Home Clever Skincare Awards 2021, One To Watch Category.

Radiance Booster Can Be Applied Am And/Or Pm As Needed, Mixed In The Palm Of The Hand With The Recovery Serum To Maximize Results, Or Directly In Your Usual Cream For A Boost. During The First Week, We Advise Limiting The Use To The Pm, So As To Allow Skin To Better Adapt. 2-3 Drops Are Enough, More Can Be Used If Needed. The Use Of An Adapted Uv Protection During The Day Is Imperative To Better Protect The Skin (And The Vitamin C In The Formula!). Benefits Results In Fresher-Looking, Vibrant Skin. Prolonged Use Significantly Improves The Skin S Firmness. Reverses Photo-Aging At The Cellular Level While Providing A Strong Anti-Oxidant Defence. Paraben-Free - Allergen-Free - Without Phenoxyethanol - Parfum-Free - Colour-Free - Vegan - Cruelty-Free

Key Ingredients Stay-C 50 Ascorbyl Sodium Phosphate Is A More Stable Form Of Vitamin C, Registered As A Quasi-Drug In Japan. Recognized As An Antioxidant, It Illuminates The Complexion And Reduces The Signs Of Age. Radiance Booster Contains Also Pure L-Ascorbic Acid The Most Active, Yet Least Stable Form Of Vitamin C Together With An Ascorbic Acid Salt Form, Which Greatly Contributes To Better Stability In The Very High Concentration. Stay-C 50 Is A Registered Brand Of Dsm Nutritional Products Ag (Dsm Nutritional Products Sa /Dsm Nutritional Products Ltd), Switzerland. Stated In Vivo Studies Carried Out By Dsm With A Panel Of 40 Volunteers Aged 35-45 Years Old.