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DF Mobile Device Antioxidants AA2G (Stabilized Vitamin C) –

DF Mobile Device Antioxidants AA2G (Stabilized Vitamin C) –This handheld device combines two sophisticated technologies, low frequency sonophoresis (sound waves) and pulsed iontophoresis (electric current) designed to be used with specific Environ products to help deliver more essential nutrients to where the skin needs them most, making a lasting difference to the appearance of your skin. Benefits Together with topical Environ products, this electro sonic device helps to: Enhance the absorption and benefits

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Description

AA2G (Stabilized Vitamin C) – Stimulates collagen production and promotes a younger-looking under-eye

Gentle enough to use morning and evening

Sorbitan Oleate

Begin usage every second or third evening and gradually increase usage to every day giving your skin time to build up a tolerance and avoid sensitisation

DF Mobile Device Antioxidants AA2G (Stabilized Vitamin C) –This handheld device combines two sophisticated technologies, low frequency sonophoresis (sound waves) and pulsed iontophoresis (electric current) designed to be used with specific Environ products to help deliver more essential nutrients to where the skin needs them most, making a lasting difference to the appearance of your skin. Benefits Together with topical Environ products, this electro sonic device helps to: Enhance the absorption and benefits

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