Medix 5.5 Collagen Cream Skin Care Face Lotion & Body Lotion For Dry Skin | Anti Aging Collagen Peptides Firming Cream Body Moisturizers Lifts, Firms, & Tightens For Younger Looking Skin, 15 Fl Oz

COLLAGEN CREAM – Collagen is a protein found naturally in our skin, bones, & connective tissue, and it plays a critical role in maintaining our skin's elasticity & firmness. As we age, our body's natural collagen production declines, which can lead to the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, & sagging skin. Medix 5.5 Collagen + Peptide body cream helps boost skin elasticity, restore collagen within your skin, and hydrate + nourish your skin, leaving it feeling more soft, supple, & radiant. PERFECTLY PLUMP SKIN – Regular use of a Collagen Face & Body Cream in your daily skin care routine can help to improve skin texture + skin tone, help plump sagging skin, and help prevent signs of premature aging. This Medix 5.5 Collagen Cream contains a blend of moisturizing ingredients like Peptides, Shea Butter, Vitamin E, Aloe Vera, & more, which work together to hydrate + soothe your skin to make your skin look smoother, firmer, and more taut. NOURISHING + HYDRATING – With age our skin loses elasticity & moisture, our Clinically-Tested, Dermatologist-Tested, & Allergy-Tested hydrating Collagen + Peptides formula visibly smooths the look of skin's rough texture, plumps overall skin tone, & replenishes essential moisture to visibly restore volume to areas prone to sagging, dark spots, & wrinkles. Nourish, hydrate, & plump your skin for a healthier, fuller, & younger appearance while also improving your skins elasticity all at once.

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