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NEW Protect&Defend Squalane + Hyaluronic Restore Cream

$16.00 – $62.00

Our innovative day and night cream combines squalane and hyaluronic acid with mineral rich Alaska glacier water, blueberry fruit and chaga mushroom extracts and boosted with betaine, niacinamide, arginine and adenosine.  Ultra hydrating moisture to reduce the appearance of fine lines.  Gentle and balanced (pH 6.3) for all skin types.

✔︎ Perfect for all skin types, expertly formulated for mature and sensitive skin

✔︎ TRAVEL SIZE is great way to try out new product, pack in a bag or send to a friend!

✔︎ Cruelty-Free, BCorp, 1% for the Planet

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PROTECT&DEFEND SQUALANE + HYALURONIC RESTORE CREAM

Our NEW day and night cream combines squalane and hyaluronic acid with mineral rich Alaska glacier water, blueberry fruit and chaga mushroom extracts and boosted with betaine, niacinamide, arginine and adenosine.  Ultra hydrating moisture to reduce the appearance of fine lines.  Gentle and balanced (pH 6.3) for all skin types. Human-tested and allergy-free. Does not cause irritation.

LUXURIOUS + ETHICAL + RESULTS-DRIVEN

We never use synthetic fragrances, colors, fillers, sulfates, pthalates or parabens. No animal by-products or testing. Certified BCorp since 2014. 1% for the Planet member. 10% net profits donated to wilderness preservation, habitat restoration, environmental defense and education in the Copper River Watershed.

Available in .27oz  TRAVEL/TRIAL SIZE and 1oz FULL SIZE recyclable glass containers.

Additional information

Choose a size:

FULL SIZE (temporary packaging with white label), TRAVEL/TRIAL SIZE

ALL SKIN TYPES

This product has been formulated for even the most sensitive skin types, making it a gentle and balanced product to for all skin types.

Expected Results

Balances skin pH, tones and delivers 12-hour hydration.

HOW TO USE

Directions: Apply over face, neck, chest and around eyes, morning and night, for extra hydration, smooth complexion and anti-aging defense. For all skin types. Use morning and night.

Caution: For external use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs.

STEP 1: Cleanse skin
STEP 2: Follow with toner
STEP 3: Follow with serum
STEP 4: Follow with moisturizer
STEP 5: For day use, follow with sunscreen and/or makeup

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

water (alaska glacier mineral) – The uninterrupted structure of glacial water resonates with skin cells to deliver powerful hydration.

Functional ingredients including squalane , sodium hyaluronate niacinamide , adenosine , betaine and arginine that promote anti-aging, reduce the appearance of fine lines, help skin hold moisture, defend against environmental stressors and aid in production of collagen resulting in radiant skin.

Potent arctic botanicals including vaccinium angustifolium (blueberry) fruit extract and chaga (inonotus obliquus) mushroom extract to heal, protect and nourish skin from everyday stressors like environmental toxins, UV light, dehydration, and nutrient-poor food.

COMPLETE INGREDIENTS (click to expand)

water (alaska glacier mineral) (73%), caprylic/capric triglyceride *(5%), squalane *(4%), glycerin (vegetable glycerin) *(2%), butylene glycol (2%), 1,2 hexanediol (1.5%), niacinamide (1.5%), dipropylene glycol (1.4%), cetearyl alcohol *(1.2%), c14-22 alcohols (1.2%), betaine *(1%), palmitic acid *(1%), diphenylsiloxy phenyl trimethicone (0.8%), cetyl alcohol *(0.7%), vaccinium angustifolium (blueberry) fruit extract *(0.7%), cetearyl olivate *(0.4%), sorbitan olivate *(0.3%), panthenol (vitamin b5) (0.25%), cetearyl glucoside *(0.25%), caprylyl glycol *(0.25%), c12-20 alkyl glucoside *(0.25%), chaga (inonotus obliquus) mushroom extract *(0.2%), arginine *(0.2%), stearic acid *(0.2%), sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer *(0.2%), carbomer (0.1%), disodium edta (0.1%), adenosine *(0.02%), rosewood (aniba rosaeodora) oil *(0.02%). *plant-derived

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