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Say goodbye to dry and dehydrated skin

Is your skin feeling tight, dry and uncomfortable, showing signs of redness and irritation or looking dull and lifeless? Introducing an instant moisture solution from African Extracts Rooibos skin care – new Advantage Moisture Boost Day Cream SPF15, Night Cream and Filler Serum.

Formulated specifically for South African conditions and our diverse skin types, the Advantage range has 2% Hyaluronic Acid, Bio-Active Rooibos antioxidants and Ceramides to boost moisture, strengthen the skin’s natural barrier to minimise moisture loss, and improve cellular repair systems to target the source of dry skin irritation.

IN THE MORNING: Apply skin-plumping Filler Serum followed by Advantage Day Cream with SPF15 to help prevent premature skin ageing caused by sun exposure.

IN THE EVENING: Start with a layer of Filler Serum and follow with Advantage Night Cream for intensive hydration and maximum night-time skin renewal during the sleep time.

So effective it’s clinically proven, so gentle it’s suitable for even sensitive skins and dermatologist approved. Approved by Beauty Without Cruelty and suitable for vegans.

CLINICALLY PROVEN RESULTS

  • Instant hydration boost
  • 24-hour moisturisation
  • Improved skin barrier function

Get yours today – Advantage Day Cream SPF15 (R214), Night Cream (R214) and Filler Serum (R280) from Dis-Chem, Clicks, selected supermarkets and Takealot.

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