The magical bliss of SPF 50 Matte Gel forms an invisible layer of protection to prevent UVA & UVB RAYS from invading your skin and damage the soft skin tissues. The inclusion of antioxidants prevent wrinkles. photo aging and tightens the skin with new energy. The gel based formula quickly absorbs and gives a matte finish without leaving sticky or buttery sensation on skin.
Aryanveda Face Wash,synergized with refreshing herbal ingredients and natural goodness of activated charcoal, not only improves skin tone but also fills the skin with the confidence of freshness.
Action : With the use of De pigmentation and anti blemish cream,the skin looks vivacious and free from liverspots, freckles, sun spot, age spots, hyperpigmentation due to sun exposure, hormonal disorders or irritation. The antioxidant activity tightens the skin pores by removing wrinkles and unveils a younger skin.
Action : Wheat Germ helps in restoring the youthful appearance of the skin. Almond oil & Babchi oil hydrates the skin. Amla retards the aging process of the skin by acting as a blood flow activator and nourishes the skin.
Aryanveda introduces Papaya Face gel for a perfect chic and charismatic look. A rich blend of Papaya extracts & Botanical actives, it is an excellent skin conditioner and sustains an appealing look on your face all day long. The natural properties of Papaya help fight free radicals and remove dead cells to give you a fresh look.
Hydrolyzed Milk Proteins regulates cellular metabolism and activates protein synthesis. Thus it revitalizes repairs and lightens the skin tone. Honey protects the skin form further damaging. Hydrolyzed Soy has high percentage of fatty acids that soothes and moisturizes the skin. Avocado absorbs the extra oil from the skin thus making your skin luminous. Result :
Action: Nothing can beat the energizing aroma of chocolate. Rub the Chocolate cleanser on your skin and feel like swimming in a coffee cup. Presence of Cocoa butter and other oils treats your skin gently and makes it soft, supple and sensual.
