Intensive Red Ampoule Blood Type O Platelet Serum 15 vials:
Korean Intensive Red Ampoule Blood Type O Platelet Serum is becoming a new beauty trend that is sought after by women. The outstanding power from platelets has the ability to erase all signs of aging, wrinkles, dark spots, freckles, ...
 
Outstanding Features:
Is a beauty method extracted from O blood cells, without using machines, cutlery, needles to put nutrients into the skin.
Is a product trusted by the world's top stars to keep their spring color under heavy work pressure.
This product is suitable for all skin types from oily skin, dry skin, sensitive skin, combination skin
 
Ingredients and Uses:
The Intensive Red Ampoule Blood Type O Platelet Serum is made up of healthy blood type O plasma and uses centrifugation to separate blood components.
Platelet Rich Serum, or PRP, stands for Platelet Rick Plasma. This is a method that is applied a lot and is very popular in the medical field in general and especially in the cosmetology and beauty industry in particular.
The basic essence of the PRP beauty method is to use the body's own blood to beautify, or to regenerate wounds, regenerate skin pigmentation, .... Especially platelets - a component contained in our blood, it is especially useful in the process of helping the skin to be regenerated and restored. It is used to apply or inject into the skin, specifically the face, thereby helping our skin to be young, smooth and especially the skin cells are regenerated miraculously.
Forming blood capillaries, collagen, supplementing platelets for blood cells to create rosy, fresh skin.
Anti-aging and prevent the formation of wrinkles, age spots, dark spots, dark areas on the skin.
 
How to use:
Use as serum: Apply twice a day a thin layer on the face. Use regularly and persistently to have beautiful skin as you want.
Combined with needle roller: Thanks to the damage caused by the needle rolling process, collagen nutrients will easily penetrate deeper and faster into skin cells. Skin care effect is enhanced many times.