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Revitalizing Vitamin EDA Cream

€27,53

Brighten, Smooth, & Boost Elasticity With

Marli's Vitamins E, D, & A Revitalizing Cream

Our Best Selling Cream for Daily Moisturizing under 30 and easing Eczema of all ages (safe for babies and for use on your face!)

Marli's EDA Revitalizing Cream is the perfect blend of Elastin, Collagen, Squalene, Aloe, & Vitamins E, D, & E. It is a powerful Anti-Oxident cream
that works as a daytime and night time moisturizer for all skin types, all ages, and all skin colors.
Ensuring healthy, younger looking skin could be as easy as your daily moisturizer! It all starts with a moisturizer that contains some basic building blocks of your skin, along with a few extra vitamins!
Basic building blocks of our skin include Collagen, Elastin, & Squalene, but a good mix of Vitamins A,D, & E may be the extra boost your skin is looking for!
  • Vitamin E has eight antioxidants. Four of those are Alfa-beta-Gama and four are tocotrienols that are essential to keeping harmful toxins from entering the skin as well as accelerates new cell growth.
  • Vitamin A is described as an antioxidant that protects the skin against photoaging by fortifying each cell against damage by exposure to free-radicals.
  • Having sufficient vitamin D in the skin helps minimize acne, boost elasticity, stimulate collagen production, enhance radiance, & lessen lines and the appearance of dark spots.

 


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