FSS Prorevive Blemish Balm Complex OS

Ingredients - Complex Actives

FSS Prorevive Blemish Balm Complex OS

Product Code: FSS16820
Oil soluble!
All-in-one product, Cellular Renewal, Barrier Function, Improves Epidermal Integrity, Moisturizing, Antioxidant

€ 8.80
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FSS Prorevive Blemish Balm Complex OS is a ferment derived from Lactobacillus bulgaricus, enhanced with prebiotics from soy and chicory to optimize the organism’s growth and boost the production of active compounds. This process enhances cellular function and increases antioxidant activity, which supports the skin’s natural barrier.

White Willow Bark, rich in natural salicylates, was chosen to induce cell lysis and provides additional antimicrobial benefits. These salicylates remain intact during manufacturing, enabling the product to resist pathogens while promoting cellular renewal. Prorevive Blemish Balm Complex OS may also help improve skin tone and reduce the appearance of aging.

Designed as an all-in-one solution, Prorevive Blemish Balm Complex OS enhances skin health with a rich, oil-soluble formula, delivering a comprehensive approach to facial care. Developed with innovative techniques, this complex simplifies skincare while offering a powerful, multifunctional product for optimal results.

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