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INCI	Laminaria, Viola, Equisetum arvense, Melilotus, Daucus Extract
Other
Application	Massage creams and gels, Refreshing sprays, Compresses for feet, Baths for feet during a pedicure, Creams to improve blood circulation, Anti-cellulite programs
Att brand	Czech Republic
Color product	oily mass of yellow-greenish-brown color
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Inci	Laminaria, Viola, Equisetum arvense, Melilotus, Daucus Extract
Input percentage	0.05-1%: sprays, tonics, micellar water - 0.05-0.07%, cosmetics to combat pigmentation - 0.1-0.3%, whitening serums and balms - 0.5-1%
Name	CO2 blend Anti Age 5 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 grams
Properties	Application: has moisturizing, softening, toning properties. It has a rejuvenating and regenerating effect due to its carotene content.
Purpose	Helps to restore the structure of the skin, has moisturizing and toning qualities, rejuvenates the skin, promotes rapid regeneration. Improves the appearance of the skin, brightens a little. In combination with anti-cellulite supplements, it tightens the
Solubility	polysorbate-80, oils, triglycerides
Storage conditions	in a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container
View	oily liquid brown-green in color, small white solid blotches are possible, in the refrigerator it becomes a dense and thick mass
Valid until	04.2028

CO2 blend Anti Age 5 g

Anti Age CO2 Extract Blend for skincare formulation development

Properties and skin appearance outcome

Application across industries

Recipe for a nourishing cream with Anti Age CO2 Extract Blend