Elemis launches pro-collagen marine oil

Published: 23-Aug-2017
Skin Care

Elemis is launching its Pro-Collagen Marine Oil this month.

The aim is to deliver plumping moisturisation and nourishing omegas using a lightweight and easily absorbed formulation.

The oil (£65) contains a trio of seaweeds specifically chosen for their marine-charged properties to support moisturisation and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Three or four drops can be massaged over the face and neck before applying a serum or moisturiser.


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