The Organic Pharmacy Resculpting Body Serum 100ml
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Product Description
Tone, tighten and target problem areas with the Organic Pharmacy Resculpting Body Serum.
This sculpting serum is ideal for those looking to firm up loose and textured skin types, utilising an all-natural blend of ingredients.
Powerful plant extracts including kigelia, green coffee and garcinia join forces to firm and tone the skin for a sleeker texture that boasts increased elasticity levels.
Pairs well with The Organic Pharmacy Skin Brush. You might also be interested in The Organic Pharmacy Neck & Chest Firming Lotion.
Written by Ellie Child, Beauty Editor
Product details
Skin Type: Formulated for all skin types
Skin Benefit: Anti-ageing, hydrating and smoothing
Ingredient Highlights: Natural, organic and contains aloe vera, caffeine, centella asiatica, citric acid, glycerin, glycolic acid, jojoba oil, peptides and vitamin e.
Made In: London, UK
Ingredient Features
This body cream contains glycolic acid, which helps to tackle body acne and to keep skin healthy and soft. The vitamin e in this product will also work to restore the skin and to moisturise the skin.
What does The Organic Pharmacy say?
"Our Resculpting Body Serum works to resculpt and firm using targeted technology in the form of a microscopic cosmetic drone. The drones are supported by powerful plant extracts including Kigelia, Green Coffee and Garcinia which firm and tone."
How do you use it?
- Apply once a day all over the body, focusing on the tummy, thighs and arms
- Avoid showering afterwards and allow the product to work over a 12 hour period
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Beyond Beautiful. Orders are expected to arrive 1-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
Conditions are subject to change, however this retailer's site suggests its returns policy is 30 days.
