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Round Lab - Mugwort Calming Serum 50ml
Round Lab - Mugwort Calming Serum 50ml
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Heal and hydrate with mugwort-enriched serum. Rich in antioxidants and amazingly soothing.
How it works:
- Lightweight, watery formula offers a refreshing dose of hydration easily absorbed with no sticky feeling.
- Centella Asiatica Extract contains the core 4-CICA ingredients for skin soothing, extra care for sensitive and irritated skin.
Active Ingredients:Â
- Artemisia Vulgaris Extract helps calm and reduce redness, while tackling acne and breakouts.
- Apigenin and Luteolin in Mugwort Extract provide gentle but effective care for senstized skin.
- Asiatic Acid is a powerful antioxidant and reduces anti-inflammatory that soothes irritated skin.
- Madecassic Acid gives a smooth feeling to the skin and helps soothe the skin with any sign of inflammation, redness, dryness, or other skin conditions such as acne or rosacea.
- Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Extract is great for anti-aging and moisturizing.
Directions:Â After tidying skin with toner, take a sufficient amount of serum and gentle apply across skin for full absorption.
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