Natura BisseEssential Shock Revolution Collagen Matrix Firming and Replenishing Serum
This firming and replenishing serum is the perfect way to upgrade (peri)menopausal skin. At this time of life, reduced estrogen levels have a direct impact on skin. Flood yours with powerful proteins to keep it looking firm, supple, and beautifully smooth. Infused with 5% collagen and elastin, plus an advanced system designed to support exosomes—the skin's tiny messengers. This pro-firmness serum restores elasticity to counteract the visible effects of hormone changes and skin aging at this time of life.
Enhanced with 5% collagen and the advanced Pro-Exo Protein System™, this formula is enriched with a 360° blend of antioxidants, wrinkle-defying agents, prebiotics, and pro-vitamin D.
Benefits:
- Lifts: Provides a visible lifted appearance
- Smooths: Reduces the look of lines and wrinkles
- Replenishes: Helps restore the skin's natural balance and strength
- Hydrates: Leaves skin feeling softer, plumper, and more bouncy
Key Ingredients:
- Pro-Exo Protein System™: Our biotech complex supports your skin's exosomes, collagen and elastin to improve firmness, elasticity, and suppleness.
- Glutathione: This antioxidant is beloved in skincare for strengthening skin resilience while helping to even tone.
- Ashwagandha: A popular adaptogen that helps minimize the impact of UV radiation, environmental aggressors, and pollution.
- Proteoglycans: A rejuvenating active ingredient that promotes a plumping effect for plump, deeply hydrated, smoother-looking, skin.
- Matrixyl: This firming polypeptide helps minimize loss of definition, to make your skin feel more supple.
- Pro-D Biotic: This prebiotic agent helps maintain a balanced microbiota and supports vitamin D levels, both of which are essential for a healthy glow.
How to Use:
Apply morning and night on clean skin.
Pump two doses onto your fingertips and smooth out from the center of your face, working from the forehead down to the décolleté. Follow with your favorite cream and eye contour.
