Extreme Moisture Blend – Rich Moisturizer with Chamomile & Olive Oil
€31,96
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Extreme Moisture Blend — Rich Hydration for Dry, Dehydrated Skin
Formulated with soothing chamomile extract and balancing witch hazel, this rich cream helps reduce the appearance of dullness while delivering long-lasting moisture. Skin feels smoother, looks visibly brighter, and stays comfortably hydrated — day or night. Ideal for dry or dehydrated skin in need of a nourishing reset.
Made in North America. 30mL / 1 fl oz.
Key Benefits
- Formulated for dry and dehydrated skin
- Brightens and hydrates instantly
- No artificial, irritating fragrances
- Vegan and paraben-free
- Recyclable packaging
How to Use
- Apply to face with clean fingertips after cleansing and toning
- Massage onto face and neck in upward strokes
Key Ingredients
- Olive Fruit Oil — deep nourishment and antioxidant protection
- Chamomile Flower Oil — soothes and calms irritation
- Glycerin — powerful humectant for lasting hydration
- Shea Butter — rich emollient for dry skin repair
- Dimethicone — smooths and locks in moisture
- Cetearyl Alcohol — conditioning and texture-enhancing
- Xanthan Gum — natural thickener and stabilizer
- Triethanolamine — pH balancer for gentle formula
- Phenoxyethanol — safe preservative for formula integrity
- Ethylhexylglycerin — skin-conditioning preservative booster
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