Skincare ORMEDIC Biopeptide Crème 2oz

DETAILS:

This replenishing cream elevates and rebalances moisture-starved skin with a blend of botanical butters, hyaluronic acid, and organic plant oils. Enriched with a distinctive peptide that imparts a luminous highlighter effect, it works to restore clarity and evenness to the skin, offering a comprehensive solution for a healthy and radiant complexion.

Crafted under the ORMEDIC PROMISE, this formula incorporates carefully selected certified organic ingredients, avoids unnecessary additives, and promotes a fortified skin barrier with a balanced, skin-neutral pH.

With a gentle citrus fragrance, this luxurious cream absorbs swiftly, ensuring a seamlessly smooth application on the skin.

HOW TO USE:
Generously apply to cleansed skin, either in the morning or evening, to promote restoration and balance.

CLINICALLY PROVEN TO:

Enhance hydration by 24%*
Boost luminosity by 16%*
Reduce transepidermal water loss by 19%*
IN A CONSUMER PANEL:

94% affirmed the product enhances skin tone*
93% reported a noticeable increase in skin softness*
93% experienced improved skin hydration/moisture*
(*Based on a 4-week clinical study and consumer panel involving 30 female participants. All images captured at an independent clinical testing laboratory, untouched. Study data is on record with Image International Manufacturing, LLC.)

IMAGE Skincare is dedicated to promoting a sustainable future. Each product box is crafted using Forest Stewardship Council® certified materials, responsibly sourced from managed forests.

WHY IT WORKS:

A sophisticated tetrapeptide complex imparts a radiant lit-from-within glow to the skin.
Sodium hyaluronate and organic grape water collaborate to secure essential hydration promoting a refreshed complexion.
The indulgent, velvety texture effortlessly melds into the skin, providing a soothing and smoothing effect.
Clinically proven to enhance skin hydration by 24%*
Demonstrates a 16% improvement in skin clarity and luminosity*

(*Based on clinical studies, results from a 4-week trial involving participants. Data on file.)