BENEFITS
- Visibly enhances firmness and cosmetic elasticity.
- Improves the appearance of crepey skin.
- Refines the surface skin texture.
- Provides both instant and long-lasting hydration including in dry climates. Boosts natural moisture retention. Skin feels firmer and plumper immediately.
- Relieves the feeling of dryness and itching.
- Balances the skin’s barrier function.
- Promotes the skin’s natural hyaluronic acid, laminin, and elastin.
- Improves visible skin thickness.
- Reverses signs of skin aging, premature aging, and sun damage.
- Effective on elbows and knees; visibly revives their smooth texture and revitalizes softness.
- For use as an anti-aging hand lotion, it smooths and softens the skin on the hands.
- Keeps skin glowing all over the body.
- Beneficial in combination with body contouring procedures to improve visible skin firmness and overall skin quality.
- Recommended in pairing with skin rejuvenation treatments (i.e., peels, IPL, microneedling, and lasers) to amplify results in the reduction of the look of pigmentation, sun damage, creepiness, and mild skin laxity.
5 Reasons 10 Luxe Hand & Body Cream Is a Hero for Sensitive Skin
1. Contains Age-Repair Defensins. Defensin-molecules are known to activate “young and healthy” cells, making fresh skin.
2. Non-irritating retinol alternative. Delivers similar results as retinol anti-aging body lotions without increased dryness, irritation, or inflammation.
3. Effective body firming cream for both the hands and body.
4. Made with natural ingredients and free of PEGs, silicones, and fragrance.
5. Developed in response to demand by the medical community, aesthetic service providers, and customers.
Suitable for all skin types | Dermatologist tested | Made in the U.S.A.
APPLICATION
Daily: AM | PM
- Apply once or twice daily after showering. Smooth and lightly massage the cream from ankles to waist, then hands, arms, and shoulders, followed by rest of the body.
- Apply 8-in-1 BioSerum on elbows, knees, and other challenging areas to maximize results.
