KOIBEAUTY Face Mask Sterile EGF Dermapen Derma Roller Repair Paste Picosecond Sensitive Skin after Sun-Repair and Soothing Beauty Salon Level(5 pcs)
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Fast Soothing & Calming Collagen and Portulaca Oleracea Extract help to soothe and hydrate irritated skin.
Treatment Range Recommended and approved post treatment mask for skin needling dermabrasion, chemical peeling, IPL Laser RF. Also suitable for homecare Contains nourishing calming and anti-aging ingredients designed to deliver intense hydration and recovery support to stressed, irritated skin, whilst promoting healing, reducing redness and heat. Refrigerate for additional cooling effect， Regular use recommended for optimal results. Suitable for all skin types.
Directions For Use Tear it open, remove the backing sheet from our Mask. Apply the mask to face and neck. Remove the mask in 30 minutes to one hour. Use immediately after opening. Read directions for use and cautions before using.
Cautions 1 Discontinue use if there is one of the following symtoms, and if persists, consult your physician. ■ Ifred spots, swelling, itching, or irritation occurs.
■ If the above symtoms are caused from direct sunlight 2 Do not use in areas with wounds, eczema, or dermatitis. 3 Do not use if prone to allergic reactions from bandages or hydrocolloid bandages. 4 Storage and Handling
■ Keep out of reach of children. ■ Do not store in high or low temperature placesand keep away from direct sunlight ■ Use immediately after opening. 5 Avoid eye areas
Ingredients This product consists of a non-woven backing layer, a gel layer, a polyethylene film cover andother part； Should not contain ingredients that exert pharmacological, immunological or metaboliceft s .
Validate period: 24 months
ISO 22716/GMP Certified. Manufactured in China, Key ingredients made in USA, exdusively for wwwJcoi-beauty.com
VITAMIN C 5% Vitamin C serums are legendary for a reason: They really work. Uneven skin tone, rough texture, fine lines, acne scars, general dullness — you can name just about any common complexion concern and there's a good chance that vitamin C (and the skin-care products it's featured in) is a recommended treatment.
Cautions
Cosmetic product, do not inject.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Keep out of reach of children.
Keep in a cool and dry place.
One Box
10 ampoules * 2ml.
First off, what is vitamin C?
As far as your skin is concerned, vitamin C is "a potent antioxidant that can neutralize free radicals," explains board-certified dermatologist Patricia Wexler. "Because of its antioxidant properties, vitamin C aids in your skin's natural regeneration process, which helps your body repair damaged skin cells."
So, in the same way that consuming antioxidant-rich foods aids your body in fighting off free radicals, topical antioxidants do the same for your skin by helping to offset daily aggressors like UV damage and exposure to air pollution. Quick refresher course on antioxidants: They prevent or reduce damage to our cells by neutralizing the production of highly reactive molecules called free radicals. In other words, antioxidants help keep our body and our skin cells healthy.
This free-radical fighting power isn't just important for helping to keep signs of premature aging at bay. In neutralizing these free radicals, vitamin C may also help protect skin from precancerous changes caused by UV exposure, Joshua Zeichner, the director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, previously told Allure.
How else does vitamin C benefit the skin?
Amazingly, vitamin C's skin-saving benefits aren't limited to its antioxidant status. It has plenty of other skin-healing properties that make it worthy of a permanent place in your medicine cabinet. For one, because it's highly acidic, when vitamin C is used topically "the skin is triggered to heal itself by accelerating the production of collagen and elastin," explains New York City-based dermatologist Howard Sobel. Remember: Collagen and elastin are both naturally occurring protein fibers that help keep skin plump and firm. So, in helping to promote collagen production, topical vitamin C can help prevent premature aging of the skin.
Another cool thing about the ingredient: It contains a property that inhibits your skin's melanin production, which is what causes skin discoloration like dark spots and hyperpigmentation, Wexler explains. With continued topical use, vitamin C can help prevent dark spots from forming in the first place.
"It's a superior brightening agent that works to fade brown spots without altering normal skin pigmentation," Sobel adds.
How can you add vitamin C into your daily skin-care routine?
"The key is not the vehicle that vitamin C comes in, but the form of vitamin C that is being applied," explains Kristina Goldenberg of Goldenberg Dermatology in New York City. The term to look for is ascorbic acid (also known as L-ascorbic acid), which is the most stable and effective form of vitamin C in skin care.
That said, all three dermatologists agree that the best vitamin C skin-care product to use is serum, because "serums are more effective than creams or toners," says Wexler. Moreover, adding vitamin E into the mix is like a one-two punch of skin-saving goodness.
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