This anti-aging treatment for less than 12 euros would reduce wrinkles in 5 minutes flat. A stunning anti-wrinkle novelty, effective even on the deepest wrinkles.
This is one of the most promising new anti-aging products at the start of 2023, the new anti-wrinkle care from Nivea caught our eye with its stunning performance. Appointed Q10 Instant Wrinkle Filler, this targeted treatment promises to smooth wrinkles in just a few minutes, in addition to reducing them day after day over applications. Simply apply it to the areas of the face most prone to furrows such as the forehead and crow’s feet to get younger in 5 minutes.
To make us benefit from this dream action, the hygiene-beauty brand is based on 25 years of research on wrinkles and has combined its flagship active ingredient – coenzyme Q10 – with the plumping properties of peptides, which are highly effective anti-ageing active ingredients recommended by dermatologists. Available in supermarkets, this anti-wrinkle treatment for less than 12 euros could well become one of your essentials.
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Fewer wrinkles in 5 minutes: how is that possible?
In addition to its tip which allows you to target each wrinkle very precisely to deposit the product in the hollow of the furrow, the product can also count on a formula which creates a moisturizing and plumping film on the surface of the skin.
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Thus, it visibly smoothes the skin instantly, much like hyaluronic acid treatments do. To further enhance the naked eye result, it also contains illuminating micro-pigments that reflect light to blur wrinkles.
In the long term, the bioxifill peptides contained in the treatment, which are nothing more than essential amino acids for the skin, stimulate the production of collagen in the skin to fill the wrinkle from the inside. In support, the co-enzyme Q10, an antioxidant identical to that present in our skin, continues to help it to strengthen itself by making it less fragile and better able to defend itself against the attack of free radicals.