Reduce the look of lines and wrinkles, while reactivating your skin’s natural ability to look youthful and healthier.

What It Does For You

• Reactivates skin’s natural repair process for a firmer support system
• Reduces lines, wrinkles and other visible signs of ageing
• Skin is strengthened to defend itself against premature visible ageing
• Supercharges moisture levels for 24 hours of hydration from every application
• Protects against irritation from exposure to pollution
• Pores appear minimised
• Primes your skin for makeup application
• Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin

Why You Would Like It

This glossy, gleaming and super-luxurious soft cream includes our phytonutrient-powered Repair Complex; a blend of Nutrilite™-grown Spinach plus Turmeric and Tea Olive Flower, which restores skin’s youthful condition by 600%*.
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Infused with the anti-pollution power of Nutrilite-grown Pomegranate, Renewing Reactivation Cream helps protect your skin from the damaging effects of major types of pollution.

The result? Skin appears more even toned, resilient and firmer as a healthier look is restored.

Facts For You

• In consumer testing among women:
  • 95% agreed it leaves skin feeling repaired
  • 92% stated it helps minimise the look of wrinkles
  • 91% said it helps to visibly transform skin
  • 97% agreed it helps skin feel moisturised when waking up in the morning
  • 92% stated it helps skin feel more bouncy
  • 92% said it helps make skin look more even-toned
     
• Artistry™ Clean formulated, meaning NO: Mineral Oil, Parabens, Phthalates
• Registered with The Vegan Society, free from all animal-derived ingredients, no animal testing
• Non-comedogenic formulation, won’t cause clogged or blocked pores
• Dermatologically tested, allergy tested
• Clinically shown to be gentle and mild – suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin
• Contains phytonutrient(s) grown on our own Nutrilite or partner farms, with sustainable farming practices that respect the environment and the farming communities