Dr Brandt gets an oxygen boost

Published: 21-Jan-2011
Skin Care Nutraceutical

Dermatologist Dr Frederic Brandt has launched a two-step anti-ageing facial treatment that promises to recreate professional results at home. The Detoxygen Experience is said to oxygenate and detoxify skin, leaving it looking glowing and refreshed.

The first step comprises an oxygenating facial containing skin brightening liposomes encapsulated in oxygen which help detoxify skin. The detoxifying crème concentrée meanwhile helps moisturise and combines moringa seed to purify, and Botanimoist and hyaluronic acid to moisturise. The treatment is recommended to be used two to three times a week.

Also new is Detoxifying Anti-Oxidant Water Booster Goji-Max, an antioxidant tincture that is said to help detoxify and clarify the skin, whilst protecting it from free radical exposure. The formula contains antioxidant-rich goji berry and a triple berry complex containing raspberry, cranberry and elderberry.
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