Danya goes for gold... and diamond
Additionally, energising microalgae extract derived from Dunaliella salina revitalises skin while hyaluronic acid helps retain elasticity and tone.
Also new to Danya’s Gade product line-up is Diamond Overnight Cream, which completes the brand’s Diamond anti-ageing range. Diamond powder stimulates microcirculation to enhance the complexion.
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