Cellex-C Betaplex Clear Complexion Mask Reviews
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Cellex-C Betaplex Clear Complexion Mask Feature
- Regular use will enhance the exfoliation process implemented by other formulations in the Betaplex line.
- When used as directed this creamy formulation helps to slough off old skin cells to reveal a smoother, fresher complexion and encourage a healthy glow to the skin.
- Anti-microbial, antiseptic and healing qualities in botanical extracts of rosemary, peppermint and echinacea help promote a clear, fresh, radiant complexion.
Betaplex Clear Complexion Mask contains alpha and beta hydroxy acids plus botanical extracts in a rich, creamy formulation designed to gently exfoliate and condition the skin to achieve a clear, fresh, youthful complexion. Contains the natural white clays kaolin and bentonite, minerals zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, and skin protecting silicone derived dimethicone, to create an exceptional creamy smooth, cleansing mask. Contains 3% alpha and beta hydroxy acids with a pH adjusted cream base to facilitate gentle exfoliation. Contains glycolic acid. A naturally occurring alpha hydroxy acid found in sugar cane. Contains salicilic acid. A naturally occurring beta hydroxy acid found in willow bark. Contains peppermint. This pungent, fresh-smelling oil contains the compound menthol which contributes to the cool invigorating feeling of the cream on the skin. Contains rosemary. Traditionally used to treat problem skin, this antiseptic oil helps to stimulate increased blood supply to the surface of the skin. Contains green tea. Referred to in fifth-century China as "froth of the liquid jade" because of its beauty and skin curative properties. Science has now attributed green tea's health giving properties to its powerful, anti-oxidant phytochemicals, also known as catachins. Contains olive leaf extract. Rich in oleuropein, a plant compound that has been proven to be beneficial in improving certain skin and connective tissue disorders.
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May 28, 2011 15:15:04
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