Intercell Night Gel 1.5 Fl Oz from Reviva. To Aid Skin's Past,
Present and Future. No animal testing. Increase Skin Moisture
even in very dry climate. Interacts with liquids you drink.
Between skin cells is an intercellular gel that acts like a
sponge. It stores water from the liquids you drink and feeds it
to skin cells via osmosis. The major component of this
intercellular gel is hyaluronic acid. But as we age, sun,
pollution, and "free radicals" damage the skin's ability to bind
sufficient moisture. Retaining moisture is essential to smooth,
young-looking skin; and that's why InterCell's hyaluronic acid
is so important. The more you know about Skin Care, the more
you'll appreciate. A different kind of moisture booster! If
there is moisture in the air-or even in winter's heated homes or
summer's air conditioning- your skin can lose moisture. Most
moisturizers give you a brief feeling of added skin moisture,
but no longer-range answer. Reviva's InterCell-via its
hyaluronic acid-works differently. Helps skin retain moisture
from the liquids you drink. Frequent use helps avoid dry
looking, brittle or flaky skin. Even in very dry climates,
InterCell helps skin gain and retain moisture. Use InterCell Gel
at night and InterCell Cream by day. See a more moist,
younger-looking bloom to your skin.
Directions / Recommended
Use:
At night massage a small amount of InterCell Gel into
cleansed skin, all over face and throat. InterCell works with
daily fluid intake to bind and hold moisture in skin. We suggest
6-8 glasses of liquids a day. Because it is so light and quickly
absorbed, another cream can be applied over it for synergistic
action.
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Sorbitol, Hyaluronic
Acid, Carbomer 940, Glycogen, Methyl & Propyl Paraben, ImadUrea.
Does not contain Animal Ingredients.
Disclaimer:
Statements
contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug
Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose,
treat and cure or prevent disease. Always consult with your
professional health care provider before changing any
medication.
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