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Skin Physics Dragon's Blood Facial Sculpting Gel Review
Skin Physics® Dragon's Blood Facial Sculpting Gel has been designed to help lift and smooth your skin for a more youthful look and a smoother, plumper looking complexion. The highly potent gel forms a second 'skin-like' film which reinforces the skin's protective barrier helping to keep the skin moist. Formulated to be easily absorbed by the skin and non greasy, the active ingredients also provide antioxidant protection along with unique micro-hydration for smoother looking skin.
Sought After Ingredients Proven To Work For Centuries. Their carefully designed formulation contains 7 anti-ageing ingredients including a prized ingredient that is sourced from the Amazonian Croton Lechleri tree, also known as the ‘Sangre de Drago’ tree. This tree oozes a rare red serum (known as ‘Dragon’s Blood’) which has been sought after by natives in the Amazon rain-forest for centuries, thanks to its impressive rejuvenating properties. Since its been discovered it has been used by thousands, from Hollywood celebrities to Aussie mums, and its got everyone talking due to results that are as memorable as the name itself.
Website www.skinphysics.co.nz
I used this product morning and night after I cleansed my face as instructed. The gel is a tawny beige colour and of a light runny honey consistency.The idea is to put it on with upward strokes and let it absorb into the skin. I thought my skin would be quite sticky afterwards but it does sink in quite quickly. The gel itself has very little smell which suited me.
Calling it a facial sculpturing gel that helps to visibly lift and firm the skin is quite a bold claim. I do think my skin was a bit smoother and a bit plumper after using it but this was just a temporary benefit.
The box mentioned that the dragon's blood forms a second skin-like film. if it did, this was pretty seamless and I guess the trial period is a bit short to report back as to whether it helped regenerate and repair the skin. I didn't see any particular evidence of this but my skin didn't have any bad reactions or irritations either.
I'm not sure that this has anything much to do with dragon's blood apart from being a catchy marketing ploy. There's nothing on the box or screw top jar to explain the name.
Tips: I suggest just trying a small amount the first time you use it to see how your skin reacts to the feel of it and how long it takes to be absorbed.