Anti-Wrinkle Duo – 2-Step

Step 1 – TARGET – AA Collagen Serum 1.5%:

Apply a few drops in the morning and evening to clean, dry skin on the face and neck.

Step 2 – MOISTURISE – Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Rich Cream:

Apply the cream morning and evening to lock in moisture and deeply nourish the skin.

AA Collagen Serum 1.5%

A true concentrate of vegan collagen, this serum utilises a biomimetic complex similar to human collagen to work intensively on the skin’s firmness and density, whilst reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

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Rich Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Cream

This rich cream combines vegan collagen and Spilanthes extract for a comprehensive anti-ageing effect: it reduces wrinkles and sagging, whilst providing the skin with long-lasting hydration thanks to hyaluronic acid.

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AA Collagen Serum 1.5%

Immediate effect

• 100% of users reported skin that looked revitalised and plumper.¹

• 100% of users reported skin that looked more relaxed and smoother.¹

• 95% of users reported skin that looked less saggy.¹

After 28 days

• 19% reduction in wrinkle depth²

• 95% of users reported tighter-looking skin.¹

• 95% of users reported a lifting and firming effect.¹

• 95% of users reported skin that looked less wrinkled.¹

¹ Satisfaction rate for the criterion mentioned; self-assessment, clinical study on 21 volunteers over 28 days. ² Instrumental measurement using Antera 3D®, under dermatological supervision, on 20 volunteers over 28 days, with two applications per day.

Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Rich Cream

• 100% of users reported smoother, revitalised skin.³

• 100% of users reported a radiant, luminous-looking complexion.³

• 97% of users reported nourished, firmer, plumper skin.³

• 94% of users reported plumper, more supple-looking skin.³

• 87% of users reported that persistent wrinkles and fine lines looked reduced and smoother.³

³ Satisfaction rate for the criterion mentioned; self-assessment and laboratory testing under dermatological supervision on 33 volunteers over 28 days.

Serum and Cream: A Duo Tested over 28 Days

• 31% increase in firmness⁴

• 100% of users reported plumper skin.⁵

• 96% of users reported a reduction in wrinkles and fine lines.⁵

⁴ Instrumental measurement on 21 volunteers after 28 days of using the duo. ⁵ Satisfaction rate for the criterion mentioned; self-assessment, laboratory test under

AA Collagen Serum 1.5%

Storage :

• The PAO (Period After Opening) for this product is 9 months.

Precautions :

• Store away from heat.

Vegan Collagen & Spilanthes Rich Cream

Storage :

• The PAO (Period After Opening) for this product is 9 months.

Precautions:

• Store away from heat and light.

This skincare routine contains a selection of Aroma-Zone products. Please read the labelling and precautions for use for each product carefully before use, particularly if you have any allergies, known sensitivities or specific conditions requiring special care.

Responsible Person

• EU responsible person: Aroma-Zone FR-84220 Cabrières d’Avignon

• UK responsible person: Obelis UK Ltd, Sandford Gate, Oxford, OX4 6LB, UK

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