May 15, 2019
With the summer season upon us, using a Vitamin C Moisturizer for face skin repair can be more effective with product held in airless pumps.
May 14, 2019 —
With summer just around the corner, many people are beginning to look for a Vitamin C moisturizer for face areas that have been damaged by the sun’s UV radiation. However, consumers might not be aware of the profound effect simple product packaging can have on the potency and longevity of skincare formulas they are applying to their skin.
LuxeOrganix, producer of organic beauty and skincare products, has recently released their popular Vitamin C Infusion organic face cream in an airless pump package, which uses revolutionary technology that seals the face cream inside its container, eliminating exposure to air and increasing its effectiveness and potency substantially.
According to Christine Kominiak, founder of LuxeOrganix, “Studies show that beauty and skincare products lose their effectiveness and potency if exposed to air constantly. That’s one of the reasons why we have changed the packaging of our popular Vitamin C face cream for skin repair, from a glass jar to an airless pump. Not only is this airless pump beautiful and sleek, it solves the problem of exposing our formula to the elements, virtually getting rid of contaminants and significantly increasing its shelf life and potency. People aren’t aware that the packaging their skin care products come in can have a huge impact on the effectiveness of the product inside–so they are applying product that isn’t working to its full potential on their face, delaying skin repair and, essentially, making the product useless over time.”
LuxeOrganix has also introduced an organic eye cream to their product line, and when applied alongside their organic face cream, can produce even better results. Using paraben-free, natural anti-aging ingredients such as the mineral MSM and plant-based retinol alternative Sea Fennel Wax, their eye cream is known to gently tighten, hydrate and encourage cell turnover for renewed skin around the eyelids and sensitive areas under the eyes.
“When used with our organic under eye cream for dark circles, our face cream can accelerate its potency and effectiveness even more. Studies show that the area under the eyes is one of the most sensitive to UV damage from the sun. When both our eye and face creams are used together, customers can see measurable improvements, including reduced puffiness, wrinkles and dark circles.” says Kominiak.
To learn more about LuxeOrganix’s beauty and skincare products, visit their official website or Amazon storefront.
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