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Round Lab - 1025 Dokdo Cream 50ml
Round Lab - 1025 Dokdo Cream 50ml
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Hydration powerhouse packs a full dose of hydration into the skin. Gentle but optimal care for tired and irritated skin for long-lasting hydration.
How it works:
- Moisturizer packed with active ingredients for intensive hydration and fortification of skin's moisture barrier.
- Through patented mineral water manufacturing technology such as membrane filters, Dokdo Cream's deep sea water contains a high concentration of 72 types of naturally-derived minerals (magnesium, calcium, zinc) to help maintain moisture balance.
- Panthenol and Allatoin calm and comfort irritated skin.
Active Ingredients:
- Triple Hyaluronic Acid (Hyaluronic Acid + Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid+ Sodium Hyaluronate) provides 24 hours long hydration and moisture care.
- Quintuple Ceramide (Ceramide AP +Ceramide AS + Ceramide EOP + Ceramide NP+ Ceramide NS) strengthen skin's barrier, making it firmer and more supple looking.
Directions: Apply a sufficient amount unto skin after applying serum.
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