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EELHOE Serum

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Effect & Reason To Buy ★ 

▶Remove aging cutin to lighten acne marks

Contains 30% high concentration of AHA (fruit acid), which can weaken the adhesion of the cuticle of the epidermis, thereby exfoliating the accumulated aging cutin, and making the skin smooth and smooth. Penetrates into the dermis layer, promotes cells to stimulate collagen growth, brightens skin tone while lightening acne marks

▶Dissolve hair follicle oil to improve clogged pores

Contains 2% salicylic acid, which is no stranger to salicylic acid. Most acne products contain this ingredient. It is a fat-soluble organic acid that can exfoliate the epidermis and can reach the deep layer of the hair follicle along with the oil It can dissolve the cutin and oil accumulated in the pores, improve the clogging of the pores, and has a good effect on the closed acne.

▶Sticky texture and easy to apply

This formula contains-a kind of Tasmanian natural Pepperberry derivative added by research, which helps to reduce the symptoms of skin irritation caused by acid. The derivative is vegetable and the color is different in different seasons, so this formula The color will change from time to time

▶Improve skin texture and lighten fine lines

This 32% AHA / BHA compound solution containing 30% fruit acid and 2% salicylic acid can deeply remove the skin and make the skin radiant. Continuous use of this formula can simultaneously improve skin texture, reduce fine lines and production.

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It’s a transparent anti smear solution that gently throws dead cells off therface of the skin and relieves redness and inflammation.

It is rich in exfoliatinsalicylic acid,which can block the inner wall of blocked pores,remove impuritiesromote blood circulation,obviously help excess butter and regulate production

Repair night skin barrier

Not afraid to stay up bright and moist

Cuticle thinning

Moisture loss dark accumulation

Stratum corneum strength

Moisture filling brighten lustrous

★ Salicylic Acid Refining Serum ★

▶AlI daylight hydration

Infuse the skin with surging water energy and feel moisturizing

▶Lightweight, moisturizing texture for good absorption

The texture is delicate and moist, not greasy. Say goodbye to rubbing mud and sticky feeling

 

★Ingredients★ 

Fruit acid

Salicylic acid

Granactive

Retinoid’2%Emulsion

Previously Advanced Retinoid 2%

Emulsion de

Retinoid 2%

Granactive Retionde’2%

Precedemment

Retincides Avances 2%

Dryness    Enlarged pores     Red spots on face are gone

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Thousands of people have achieved success with us!

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Shrink Pores Serum

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How to use ★ 

▶1.After cleansing, dry the face(remember to use it after cleansing and drying the face, not on wet skin)

▶2.Take 3-4 drops on your fingers, and then apply it on your face. Take a thin layer on your face, massage your nose, head, or apply a lttle more oil (avoid eyes and around eyes)

▶3.Stay for about 10 minutes (remember to stay on your face within 10 minutes each time!) clean your face with water, and then moisturize your face.

Pore Shrinking Serum

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What People Are Saying!

Rachel V.

I start using this product as directed on my face twice per day, using just a few drops morning and night my face had been reduced aging cutin 75 to 80% or so.

Pretty amazing! My facial color seems to have “smoothed out” for lack of a better phrase. 

I am believer now and will probably be using this stuff on my face until I goes off to meet my grandpa.

Barbara A. Bourgoyne

 I also used this on some aged pores so far I feel like it is reducing the look of the aged pores. I plan to continue to use this and see how much I can improve my face. I feel it is a good product.

Brittany A.

OK, I have been using for a month and it is very subjective. I feel like it is doing something but it is hard to tell. I feel like my skin feels much better when I use it.

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Anti Aging essence

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