Anti-ageing is big business – the botox and fillers industry in the UK is estimated to be worth around £2.75 million alone.
Yet, what if we told you that there was a serum that claims to be ‘as effective as an injection’?
This is what French beauty brand Laboratoires FILORGA is stating about its new product, the NCEF-REVITALIZE Serum.
The serum, which launched in September, “boosts cellular metabolism and reinforces the epidermis' defences” which can leave skin feeling softer - and looking more luminous - than ever.
The NCEF used is a complex developed by FILORGA and inspired by regenerative anti-ageing injections.
To work its magic, it combines 10 essential ingredients including co-enzymes, vitamins and amino acids, which look to improve collagen, the skin’s barrier, antioxidant protection and boost elastin production.
The product has been tested out by the brand, which says that after nine weeks of application, 100 per cent of women recommend it and said it improves the skin’s quality and provides benefits “comparable to injections”.
The serum has been designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin, and consists of a light texture that gives your skin a soft, luminous appearance.
If you’ve never heard of Laboratoires FILORGA, be sure to add it to your radar ASAP. It’s a leading name in French aesthetic medicine and is recognised for its innovative anti-ageing products.
Founded in 1978 by Dr. Michel Tordjman, the brand combines medical expertise with skincare solutions that promise results within seven days. So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to give Laboratoires FILORGA a try now.
Laboratoires FILORGA NCEF-REVITALIZE Serum
FILORGA’s NCEF-REVITALIZE Serum has been designed to mimic the anti-ageing effects of injections with its 10 essential ingredients including vitamins and co-enzymes. But don’t just take our word for it; users stated that they noticed results after just one week of using FILORGA’s NCEF-REVITALIZE Serum, with many stating they loved the texture and scent.
Buy now £89.00, Laboratoires FILORGA
