Product Range

PLATINUM C&E

With added antioxidants Vitamin C
(1%) & Vitamin E (10%)
Prevents photo damage
Extra moisturising
Reduces scar pigmentation

AVAILABLE IN: 15g tube

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PLUS E

With added antioxidant
Vitamin E (10%)
Extra moisturising
Anti-inflammatory effects
Speeds cellular regeneration

AVAILABLE IN:
15g tube

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CLASSIC

Original formula, clinically tested Softens and flattens raised scars Relieves the itching and discomfort associated with scars

AVAILABLE IN:
15g tube

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