ARENCIA Red Smoothie Serum 8% – 30 ml
ARENCIA Red Smoothie Serum 8% is part of the sophisticated style of daily skin care. The Arencia brand is established with precise formulas and respect for natural beauty, inspiring calm and style. The original English name of the product is Red Smoothie Serum. This serum adds a subtle, nourishing accent to the look, without an unnecessary show of luxury.
Containing 8% niacinamide, the serum represents modern skin care — moisturizing, strengthening the hydrolipid barrier, evens out the complexion and balancing the sebaceous glands. The rice bran bioenzyme supports the skin microbiome and soothes irritations, while collagen and peptides contribute to a feeling of firmness and good elasticity. The light formula allows for comfortable application and creates an unobtrusive, elegant accent in any routine. It is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive. The character of the fragrance is fresh, clean and elegantly balanced, unobtrusive and compatible with the daily rhythm and more special occasions.
Key features:
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Packaging: 30 ml
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Aromatic character: fresh, clean, elegant, unobtrusive
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Premium feel: a fine, velvety-soft feel on the skin that emphasizes style and sophistication
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Origin and authenticity: 100% original with proven origin
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Suitable for various occasions: versatile for everyday use and for more special moments
Method of use:
Apply a few drops to cleansed skin of the face and neck, gently massage until absorbed. Use according to the instructions on the label or packaging.
Why choose this product:
Choosing ARENCIA Red Smoothie Serum 8% means trusting in a balanced, well-thought-out formula that supports the natural appearance of skin through attention to quality and originality. The product is suitable for consumers who value relaxed elegance, consistency in skin care and well-chosen active ingredients without an overload of promises of results.
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