Africology Anti-Oxidant Serum

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An anti-ageing serum containing Vitamin A Palmitate for increased collagen, DNA, skin thickness and elasticity. DMAE helps protect the cell membrane, keeping cells intact and preventing skin damage and ageing. Works wonders in treating thin ageing skin around the lips. It plumps up fine lines and wrinkles, with Ubiquinone to prevent lipid peroxidation in the skin. It also regenerates Vitamin E production.

It directly promotes membrane lipids, inactivates superoxide and forms part of the mitochondrial membrane where it supports cellular energy production. Africology's Anti-oxidant Serum also contains Evening Primrose oil (rich in Omega 6 fatty acids) and Borage seed oil which both contain Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA), an excellent emollient, anti-oxidant and cell regulator which promotes healthy skin growth.

Application: Apply daily to the face, focus on the lip and eye area and especially the neck. Its toning and smoothing effects are visible within days.

Natural
Contains Fairly Traded Ingredients
Contains Organic Ingredients
Eco-Friendly
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Although Africology make use of natural topical antioxidants in their skin care, they acknowledge that all repair and preventative processes begin with the self. Our skin is an expression of our hearts and minds. What we put on the outside can be seen as a process of assistance, while we take care of our inner world.

To embody Africa’s untamed spirit and majesty, healer and skin care therapist Renchia Droganis uses indigenous ingredients in her unique body treatments and Africology skin care range, which captures the healing essences of Africa. Symbolic of the healing journey South Africans experienced from apartheid. She sees the ecology of Africa as becoming whole.

Responsibility towards one’s self and the choices we make affect the future of our physical experiences with others, and its effect on our bodies.

Our skin reflects the stresses we hold within. Self-love begins with choices that will support our purpose in life. Taking care of our body and skin is a first step towards self love. Africology contributes to the well-being of Africa’s people, their land, and the species that share our planet.

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