Soothing Anti-Pigmentation-Spot Face Duo - 2 Steps

1. Hordatine & Liquorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum: In the morning and/or evening, on clean, dry skin, apply a few drops to the face and neck, massaging gently with your fingertips. Avoid the eye area.

2. Hordatine & Exosomes Anti-Dark Spot Face Cream: In the morning and/or evening, after applying the serum, apply the cream to the face and neck.

Hordatine & Liquorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum

This triple-action serum for dark spot correction, even skin tone and anti-ageing combines Hordatine (a natural, upcycled molecule derived from barley sprouts), liquorice extract and niacinamide. It visibly reduces existing dark spots, prevents new ones from forming and evens out the complexion, whilst being gentle on sensitive skin.

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Hordatine & Exosomes Anti-Dark Spot Face Cream

Thanks to its innovative complex of Hordatine and Exosomes, this expert skincare product offers dual action against dark spots and the signs of ageing. It corrects and prevents pigmentation spots both on the surface and deep within the skin, whilst targeting the signs of ageing.

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Hordatine & Liquorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum:

• 90% of dark spots are reduced and visibly lightened¹

• 79% of participants reported a more even complexion²

¹Self-assessment of the visibility and colour intensity of dark spots, 42 volunteers, after 56 days’ use.

²Assessment carried out by a trained evaluator on 42 volunteers, after 56 days’ use.

Hordatine & Exosomes Anti-Dark Spot Face Cream:

• The best anti-dark spot cream for 100 per cent of users³

• 2X fewer dark spots in 28 days³

• 100 per cent: dark spots less visible in 7 days³

• 100 per cent: helps prevent the appearance of dark spots³

³% satisfaction rate, based on a test carried out by an independent laboratory on 35 volunteers after 28 days’ use, involving both men and women and all skin tones.

Storage

Hordatine & Liquorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum: Store at room temperature, away from heat and light, ensuring the bottle is tightly closed after use. PAO (Period After Opening) of 9 months.

Hordatine & Exosomes Anti-Dark Spot Face Cream : Store away from heat and light. PAO (Period After Opening) of 6 months.

Precautions

Hordatine & Liquorice Extract Anti-Dark Spot Serum : Avoid contact with the eyes. In case of contact with the eyes, rinse immediately with clean water.

Hordatine & Exosomes Anti-Dark Spot Face Cream : Avoid contact with the eyes. In case of contact, rinse immediately with clean water.

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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