Collagen Perfecting Serum

Step One - Tritoxion

Cutting-Edge, Patent-Pending Formula Delivers Unparalleled Results

TriToxin™ combines the powerful strength of bees, snails and snakes. Ethically extracted venom is purified and refined to harness anti-aging properties to fight wrinkles and smooth skin.

Fun Fact:

British Royals Duchess Kate Middleton and Dutches of Cornwall, Camilla are avid users of cosmeceuticals containing bee venom.

Clinical Results:

• 79% of participants saw visible improvements in Crow’s Feet wrinkles after 8 hours
• 93% of participants felt their skin appeared to be lifted and tighter after only 8 hours

Step Two - Collagen Perfecting Serum

Nourishes Skin with a Deeply Penetrating, Silky Formulation

Marine and plant collagen improve skin’s suppleness while hyaluronic acid increases skin-cell renewal. Skin is visibly improved with a glowing, more youthful appearance.

Benefits:

Improves the moisture content of the skin due to its moisture binding properties

Anti-irritant benefits include reduction in irritation from surface-active agents and prevention of damage due to harsh skin treatments 

Clinical Results:

• Increases hyaluronic acid synthesis +282% after 48 hours
• Boosts Glycosaminoglycan (GAGs) production 84% after 10 days; GAGs are responsible for maintaining and supporting the collagen, elastin and turgidity in the skin
• Fibroblast-induced regeneration is increased by 120% after 48 hours

Step Three - Age Erase

A safer topical alternative to Botulinum Toxin

Ingredients:

Featuring Argireine, the first peptide for expression wrinkles

The Science:

One of the most striking signs of aging is the increase of wrinkles on the face. This can occur naturally over time and is identified by certain biochemical, histological, and physiological changes that are amplified by environmental exposure and other secondary factors such as the pull of gravity or repeated facial movements caused by the contraction of muscles of facial expression. Muscles are contracted when the vesicle in the motor neuron releases a neurotransmitter.