Name: Intense Nurture Antioxidant Elixir
Brand: de Mamiel
SKU: 20161107
Price: 148 USD
Availability: InStock

Intense Nurture Antioxidant Elixir - 20161107

By de Mamiel

$148.00

(84 Reviews)

Model

20161107

Store

The Detox Market

Manufacturer

de Mamiel

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de Mamiels Intense Nurture Antioxidant Elixir is powerhouse treatment that will repair and renew skin, and boost its natural defenses against environmental toxins and stressors. The high-performance formula energizes and illuminates the complexion while soothing redness and restoring a youthful glow. Malachite draws out impurities from the skins layers while superoxide dismutase supports optimal oxygen intake for speedy cell renewal. Hyaluronic acid and ceramides hydrate and lock in moisture for smooth, plump, rejuvenated skin. A house blend of essential oils neutralizes free radicals while providing comforting aromatherapy to the spirit.

Category

Skin Care

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