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23 Nov 2022
de Mamiel introduces bioactiveFatigue Fix serum for stress-induced dullness
Supplier: de Mamiel
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De Mamiel is incorporating the new serum into its tailor-made spa rituals when relevant to the guest’s needs
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British spa brand de Mamiel has introduced the Fatigue Fix serum for skin affected by external aggressors such as UV, pollution, poor lifestyle habits and lack of sleep.
Annee de Mamiel, company founder and integrative clinical facialist, explained: “Fatigue Fix is the latest addition to our ‘Fix’ range and is designed to target stress-induced dullness and dehydration. This occurs when long-term elevated cortisol slows down cellular turnover and disrupts the protective skin barrier, reducing the skin’s ability to retain moisture.
“The advanced formulation is clinically proven to repair and protect the skin and give a much-needed glow to revitalise tired, dry skin and restore radiance.”
The formula is powered by rock samphire, ferulic acid, optical pigments, bio-fermented minerals and multi-molecular hyaluronic acid, as well as polygluconic acid, prebiotic glycoin and superoxide dismutase.
De Mamiel is incorporating the new serum into its tailor-made spa rituals when relevant to the guest’s needs.
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Supplier: de Mamiel
Founded by acclaimed skin health specialist Annee de Mamiel, de Mamiel is a collection of natural formulas activated by science and designed to treat the impact of stress on the skin.
Every product is made by hand in the lab of de Mamiel in the British countryside and is powered by Annee’s extensive expertise, clinical practice and skin health know-how.
Web: https://demamiel.com/
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