Pla-toujoursPla-toujours - Pt Lasting Moisture Cream (for Moisture Retention) 50g

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Brand from Japan: PLA-Toujours. High concentration of PLA-Toujours original equine placental formula. High concentration of equine umbilical cord extract, which contains as much as 33,000ml of moisture in just 1 gram. Works to maintain moisture over long periods of time, helping to nurture healthy skin which won t give in to external irritants. Helps moisture and other beneficial ingredients last, to keep your skin feeling moisturized all day long. Contains no artificial fragrances, and instead combines 6 natural aroma formulas into an elegant scent to help you relax. Contains no additives, no artificial fragrances, no preservatives and no silicon. This cream is designed specifically to care for aging skin by combining rich equine placental extract and umbilical cord extract. It keeps moisture on the skin, and helps build healthy skin even for those with moisture levels as low as 30%. Keeps your skin looking moisturized and healthy all day long. Does not contain additives, fragrances, preservatives or silicon. The Superior Power of Equine Placenta: Many cosmetics and beauty products use pig placenta as an ingredient, but we choose to use placental extract from domestically raised Japanese thoroughbred. This is because horses produce safer, healthier placenta. PLA-Toujours coordinates directly with domestic thoroughbred breeders to ensure that we use only the freshest, safest, most-reliable placentae. Rare and Valuable: Horses differ from pigs in that they give birth only once a year, to a single offspring. This makes equine placenta much more rare and valuable than its porcine counterpart. Contains an Ideal Balance of Amino Acids: When compared to pig placentae, which is used by more than 90% or similar products on the market, equine placentae contains a much more ideally balanced combination of essential amino acids, which are not produced by the human body. Equine placenta contains 300 times the amount of amino acids found in pig placentae. In addition, equine...