Barcode Serum – for upper lip lines

SENSORA LIMITED

£13.75

One of the more aggravating consequences of ageing is the appearance of fine vertical lines above the upper lip. Although not exclusive, it is typically more common amongst those who smoke. These upper lip lines lines have earned themselves a dubious epithet the barcode for fairly obvious reasons Sensora Barcode Serum is specifically designed to address this unwanted consequence of the ageing process. Featuring two powerful and complementary peptides Matrixyl 3000 and Matrixyl Morphomics, a twice daily application of the serum to the upper lip will significantly reduce the depth and thereby th

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