What are the benefits of serum?
Here are the list of benefits by using our Intensive Anti-Aging Serum:
- Deep penetration into the skin with Nano-Technology
- Propriety only All-in-1 Anti-Aging Serum Stimulates Collagen and Fibroblasts (Multiple Proven Peptides) for firming, tightening and lifting
- Mixed molecular weight of different Hyaluronic Acids for intense hydration
- Anti-Wrinkle
- Firming & Lifting
- Anti-Oxidants (Vitamin C and Vitamin E) Moisturizing (Hyaluronic Acid)
- Radiance to the skin
How to use it?
After cleansing your face, apply generous amount on clean, dry skin, at least twice a day.
What are the ingredients?
Our Intensive Anti-aging serum is clinically formulated containing Vit C & E, Anti-aging Peptides, Unique Fermentation Formula from Mt Fuji, Hyaluronic Acid
Is essence the same as serum?
Essentially. Based on where they come in the routine (after cleansing, before moisturizing) and what function they serve (targeted skincare needs besides simple hydration) serums and essences are very similar. If anything, they differ in texture; Serums are generally slightly thicker and more concentrated, while essences are watered-down with a more fluid texture.
Are serums expensive?
Yes, serums tend to be on the pricier end of the skincare spectrum. But for the benefits that it brings to our skin, it’s worth it! Our Intensive Anti-Aging is retailing at $99.
Doesn't serum expire really fast?
Certain potent ingredients often found in serum can become unstable once they come in contact with air. Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), for instance, can oxidize and lose efficacy over time. But thanks to science, modified versions of the ingredient (that are water-soluble, etc.) last longer so they can do your skin more good even after prolonged periods of time. Best rule of thumb is to store your product in a cool, dry place (obviously).
Is serum right for your skin?
Probably. Get to know your ingredients first. If you're... Acne-prone: Look for vitamin C (increases collagen production, enhances skin’s repair process, and reduces inflammation), retinol (also an antioxidant, reduces inflammation), zinc (soothes irritation, regulates oil production), and salicylic acid (unclogs pores). Dry: Look for vitamin E (an antioxidant, protects cells from oxidative damage), niacinamide (improves skin elasticity, increases ceramide levels in skin) and hyaluronic acid (retains moisture). Feeling dull: Look for antioxidants like green tea extract, resveratrol, ferulic acid (these combat free radicals, increase effectiveness of sunscreen by day, and promote cellular repair and healing by night).
Conclusion
Serums are invented to be beneficial to our skin and should be used regularly to nourish the skin and improve skin quality so that its’ effects can be appreciated over time. Not every serum is the same as different ingredients act to target different concerns. So be sure that you are using the correct serum for the corresponding condition that you are concern about. Enquire within to find out more about our skin care range.
