Gravity is not a fatality! This colorful, pearlescent serum has been especially formulated to fight the signs of gravity over the years. Its fluid and fresh texture obtained thanks to Emulium® Dolcea MB penetrates quickly and leaves a soft finish on the skin. The long-term anti-gravity action provided by EleVastin™ is completed by the action of pullulan, which immediately lifts facial features.
Gattefossé develops and manufactures specialty ingredients for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. They specialize in lipochemistry, biology, and extraction of cosmetic actives of vegetable origin and natural sources. Gattefossé also has expertise in the formulation of skin care products. Products have application in body lotions, sunscreens, cosmetic foundations, hair care and more.
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