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CERAMOSIDES ™

Ceramosides ™ : Phytoceramides for youthful, hydrated skin from within

Nutricosmetics is the result of a combination of cosmetics and nutrition. This innovative approach allows skin to be cared for from the inside out, offering benefits for the entire body. The beauty and hydration of the skin rely on essential lipids called ceramides. With age, the concentration of ceramides in the skin decreases, leading to dryness, itching, tightness, and wrinkles. Oral consumption of phytoceramides helps restore skin ceramides.

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THE ADVANTAGES OF CERAMOSIDE ™

PLUMPS THE SKIN

Ceramosides ™ delivers new ceramides to the skin via the bloodstream, helping to restore the water barrier and fill in micro-wrinkles. The skin is hydrated and plumped.

INTENSE HYDRATION

Ceramosides ™ is the ultimate moisturizing agent for smooth, youthful skin

ANTI-WRINKLE AND RADIANCE

Ceramosides ™ helps fill wrinkles and enhance the skin's natural radiance.

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