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Elizabeth Arden Ceramide Vitamin C Capsules Radiance Renewal Serum 30caps range_D.S. talc free & fragrance free Suitable for pww c 9184 talc free & fragrance free Suitable for all skin types 09oz (301 63A lightweight brightening dry oil serum for the face Combines two powerhouse ingredients in one capsule Uses a more stable form of Vitamin C which is 178 times more powerful than the traditional one Minimizes the look of dark spots & discoloration while improving uneven skin tone Protects skin against free radical damage that contributes to aging signs Blended with Ceramides to prevent moisture loss & prolong skin’s radiance Harnesses dual action brightening technology to visibly diminish dullness & fight hyperpigmentation Supports skin’s natural collagen & elastin matrix Encapsulated formula keeps active ingredients potent & fresh Single dose capsules ensure pre measured & portable application
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