Esthechoc reveals advent calendar

Published: 20-Sep-2016
Skin Care

Anti-ageing chocolate brand releases Christmas product

Esthehoc, the world’s first anti-ageing chocolate, has launched an advent calendar.

The Limited Edition Esthechoc Advent Calendar (£69.99) includes 24 Esthechoc bars, said to improve skin health by protecting against oxidative damage from within.

Developed by scientists at Cambridge, Esthechoc contains concentrated antioxidants, polyphenols and astaxanthin. Each 7.5g bar contains just 39 calories and has been proven to reduc oxidative damage related to inflation by 72% when consumed daily.

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