Skeyndor launches anti-ageing range

Published: 28-Nov-2016
Skin Care

Ingredients include French damask rose stem cells

Skeyndor has launched a range of anti-ageing products inspired by Thai massage techniques.

French damask rose stem cells are included in the new Timeless Prodigy range to soften the appearance of wrinkles.

The range, which includes The Cream and The Serum, is said to visibly improve the state and appearance of the skin. Both of the products can be used in the morning and at night.

RRP from £155, Skeyndor, skeyndor.com.
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