Thursday, February 18, 2010

Introducing From La Mer

The Regenerating Serum...I've praised Créme De La Mer time and time again. I absolutely love the way my skin glows and how healthy it feels. I am never disappointed after I use La Mer, it's the one cream that keeps it's promises.I'm definitely not the only one who feels this way either. Dita Von Teese only uses La Mer creams on her porcelain skin (as noted in this months Glamour magazine).



I do understand this is a real high end product, but it's worth the splurge. I put money aside each month to afford my jar but that jar lasts a long time. A little goes a long way. If you think about the countless creams you have bought, tried and tossed aside over the years,putting countless dollars in the waste basket. You start to understand how beneficial it is to invest in a high end cream that actually works, rather then buying the bargain brands you end up tossing out.

Now onto the next highly anticipated release from La Mer, due to hit stores on March 1st. Here is the press release:


The Next Wave: 
The Regenerating Serum

Current scientific studies suggest that lines and wrinkles are “micro-scars” to skin’s underlying support network. Their formation is thought to be triggered by chronic inflammation caused by a variety of internal and external stressors such as UV sunlight and free radicals. These inflammatory stressors can lead to the destruction of collagen, which in turn provokes premature skin aging.

Inspired by these findings, The Max Huber Research Labs have created The Regenerating Serum, La Mer’s new anti-aging powerhouse. Four years and hundreds of hours of lab work in the making, this ultra-luxe elixir is the result of the combined effort of physicists, marine botanists and biologists around the world. Not only does it contain a high concentration of La Mer’s proprietary Miracle Broth™, but it also includes the new Regenerating Ferment™, derived from marine plant stem cells. 

Selected for its vigor and ability to withstand and resist stress, the stem cells of a marine plant Eryngium Maritimum are harvested and grown in a lab through sustainable processes. The cultivated cells and the liquid that contains them are then fermented, using sono-chemistry that helps to boost the activity of the ingredients to create The Regenerating Ferment. It’s a process similar to that which Dr. Max Huber pioneered when he created its predecessor, the Miracle Broth in Crème de la Mer.

The Regenerating Ferment helps skin trigger its natural production of collagen, elastin and other “youth proteins,” harnessing the power of the skin’s ability to renew its appearance. In a day, skin looks rejuvenated. With continued use, the appearance of lines, wrinkles and pores is radically diminished for a seemingly ageless look. And this multi-action serum accomplishes all of these feats with a lightweight suspension formula that’s friendly to all skin types.
Powerful Anti-Aging Ingredients

Miracle Broth™: The original fermented elixir, known for its healing energies, developed by Dr. Max Huber.

The Regenerating Ferment™: A new bio-ferment containing potent marine plant stem cells. The Regenerating Ferment assists in the skin’s renewal, helping support its natural structure, restore its integrity and protect it from external aggressors.

The Marine Peptide Ferment: An anti-age marine algae and peptide complex which helps firm the look of skin and boost its natural collagen production, reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles.

Colloidal Gold: A skincare super-conductor that effectively delivers skin smoothing, firming and anti-irritant benefits to the skin.

Lime Tea: A unique lime peel extraction, and one of Dr. Huber’s original 
ingredients included in Crème de la Mer—a perfect antioxidant companion 
to the Miracle Broth.

Usage: After cleansing and toning, tap several drops onto fingertips and sweep over face and neck each morning and evening.

The Regenerating Serum 1oz. Suggested Retail $250

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