QMS Medicosmetics prepares for Christmas with new Relax and Rejuvenate gift set

By Becky Bargh | Published: 14-Sep-2018
Skin Care

Featuring a selection of cell rejuvenation products, the range is suitable for both men and women

Skin care brand QMS Medicosmetics has announced the release of a new gift set product in preparation for Christmas.

The new Relax and Rejuvenate Night Collection (£115) features the brand’s Exfoliant Fluid, Exfoliant Brush, Night Collagen, Relax-O-Firm Mask and 24 Hour Cream.

Together, the products are designed to reduce lines and wrinkles, while hydrating and protecting skin from UV rays and other environmental factors.

Housed in a white gift box with the brand’s aquamarine ribbon, the gift set has been formulated for both men and women and can be used for day or night time.

The set will be available from late September.

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