Rose Micro Serum 1 oz.

WHAT IT IS: A high-performance dual-phase formula with a unique oil-in-serum technology, containing more than 7,000 rose micro droplets, offering a dual approach to optimal hydration. WHAT IT DOES: The serum phase delivers skin-quenching actives while the oil phase has rich soothing properties. It is enriched with a unique red algae, clinically proven* to deliver three times more hydration than hyaluronic acid, and antioxidant rose centifolia extract, to support and strengthen the skin's barrier. The serum plumps, firms and smooths fine lines and wrinkles* in 14 days. KEY INGREDIENTS: - Water Phase: Rosa centifolia flower extract is an antioxidant that provides a pre- and post-biotic effect to help strengthen and improve the skin barrier. Padina pavonica is a brown algae found on the Mediterranean coast that is known to support the feeling of hydration. Red microalgae, obtained by cultivating Porphyridium cruentum, has the unique ability to produce a protective coating around itself, which in turn can be harnessed to help protect the skin from moisture loss. - Oil Phase: English rose oleo extract is a decadent, skin-soothing extract created from rose petals hand harvested in the UK and steeped in safflower oil. CLINICAL RESULTS: - Clinically proven to deliver 72-hour hydration.** - Clinically proven to support and strengthen the skin's barrier with moisture in 7 days.*** - Clinically proven to reduce the appearance of redness on the skin.*** - Clinically proven to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles in 14 days.*** - 95% agreed this product made their skin feel smoother.**** - 94% agreed this product left their skin feeling instantly soothed.**** - 88% agreed this product left their skin feeling plumped with hydration.**** *Independent clinical trial: December 2022. Results based on 38 people over 4 weeks. **Readings taken at 15 minutes, 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours and 72 hours. ***Readings taken at 7 days, 14 days and 28 days. ****Independent combined user trials: 110 people over 4 weeks (UK, December 2022: Results based on 55 people over 4 weeks. US, March 2023: Results based on 55 people over 4 weeks.).