Recommended for all skin types.
How to use:
Golden Gleam Illuminating Peptide Serum : Shake to blend shimmer. There are so many ways to try this illuminating serum:
- Wear alone as a daily complexion enhancer
- Mix a drop or two into your moisturizer or foundation
- Tap on over makeup for an accentuated shimmer on the high points of your face
Golden Moon Dip® Illumination Mousse: Apply a thin layer. Use as an all-over daily moisturizer! Under makeup it brings a beautiful, youthful glow. Tap onto cheekbones and brow bones over your makeup for extra illumination!
CAUTIONS:
Contains retinyl palmitate. In daytime, always use an SPF moisturizer, as retinoids are negatively affected by the sun. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive, contact your doctor before using this product.
Golden Gleam Illuminating Peptide Serum:
This ultra-sheer, iridescent serum captures the magic light of a golden hour sunset that’s universally flattering on all skin tones. Infused with powerful wrinkle-targeting peptides and gentle 24-hour time-release retinol (within retinyl palmitate), it visibly smooths skin’s look while providing a luminous, youth-enhancing glow. *93% agree skin appears more radiant & instantly illuminated.
The silky texture melts into your skin, while superfine mica minerals catch the light from every angle – giving you the dewiest glow in a dreamy, golden tint. Enhanced with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and FHF-grown black opal basil, this Serum also helps refine skin’s texture, boost moisture and visibly brighten the look of dark spots. Use it alone, mix with moisturizer or foundation, or tap over makeup for an added shimmer.
*Consumer perception study of 30 panelists, age 25-79, over 30 days. Using Illuminating Peptide Serum with iridescence. Results may vary.
Golden Moon Dip® Illumination Mousse:
Rich hydration is yours with this light-as-air whip that leaves a champagne-gold mineral iridescence. Use it as an all-over daily moisturizer! Under makeup it brings a beautiful, youthful glow.
