Priori DNA Recovery Serum

£96.00

 

DNA repair and recover serum and cellular skin booster – a ‘insurance policy’ for your skin

  • Superb skin booster
  • Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
  • Can be used either seasonally, a few times per year or everyday
  • Keeps the skin in its best condition possible
  • Perfect for scar tissue.
  • Additionally great for when travelling, holiday etc due to very mild, healing water-based properties
  • SOS for your skin with instant hydration
  • Suitable for all skin types,

 

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The benefits of Priori DNA Recovery Serum

Formulated with the most powerful active ingredients and delivery system available, this amazing serum delivers actual DNA enzymes and Vitamins C & E when your skin needs it the most. Boost your skincare regimen with adaptive technology that helps reverse DNA damage and lets your ideal, glowing, most perfect skin shine through.

When to use Priori DNA Recovery Serum

Immediately after cleansing, as it is a waterbased product. Apply before any corrector, serums or moisturisers. Suitable for am & pm usage.

How to apply Priori DNA Recovery Serum

Put 1-2 pumps of serum into the palm of your hands then massage into the face, neck and decollete area. Remember always use underneath, correctors, serums and moisturisers.

Who can use  Priori DNA Recovery Serum

All skin types. Ideal for those concerned with skin damage, seasonal change, post-holiday period, post-procedures and for acne scarring. Also great for someone wanting an oil-free hydration product. Great for any skin conditions, very repairing and perfect if having a peel programme. Resets the ‘factory settings’ of your skin!

Key ingredients

 

  • DNA Enzyme Complex: Repair and reverse DNA damage using all natural ingredients (microbe, blue/green algae & mustard seed extract)
  • Evodia Fruit Extract: Skin nourishing and moisturisation, illuminates
  • Sandalwood: Fine Lines
  • Barley: Antioxidant
  • Vitamin C & E: Antioxidants that help pigment and collagen stabilised in liposomes