Our richest formula brings non-stop hydration in motion using activated aloe water and caffeine. Then it locks in with a trio of lipids, strengthening the skin's barrier to keep moisture in and help keep aggressors out
Our richest formula brings non-stop hydration in motion using activated aloe water and caffeine. Then it locks in with a trio of lipids, strengthening the skin's barrier to keep moisture in and help keep aggressors out. Keeps skin hydrated for 72 hours, leaving it piping hot, plump and velvety soft. Soothing cica helps soothe and soften dry or dehydrated skin.
Visible results:
We tested it on women in Siberia during the winter, where they have to deal with extreme weather conditions, and the results were blazing hot.*
Immediately:
98% said their skin felt hydrated.
97% said their skin felt soft.
94% said their skin felt protected in extreme cold.
98% said their tight, dry skin felt relieved.
In 1 week's time:
91% said their skin glows.
91% said their skin felt plump.
92% said their skin was less irritated.
In 4 weeks:
98% said their skin was deeply hydrated.
96% said their skin felt healthier.
98% said their skin looked dewy.
94% said their skin was comforted.
96% said their skin was deeply nourished.
*Consumer study on 106 women after 4 weeks of use of the product.
Key ingredients/technology:
Hyaluronic Acid: This moisture-binding ingredient has the unique ability to hold 1,000 times its weight in water, creating a "moisture reservoir" for ideal hydration.
Activated Aloe Water: The water is infused with aloe extract for intense hydration.
Cica: Also known as tiger grass, cica is an ancient ingredient traditionally used in Chinese medicine for its healing properties. Helps soothe dry, sensitive skin.
Auto-renewing Lipid-Filler Technology: Using activated aloe water and caffeine, this technology helps to support the skin's internal water source, allowing the skin to continuously hydrate itself. Uses three types of lipids to strengthen and firm the skin barrier, helping to lock in and retain moisture.
