Basix Skin Defence Clear Skin Tissue Oil is proven to fade scars and stretch marks and smooth uneven skin tone.
✅ EFFECTIVE AT FADING SCARS AND STRETCH MARKS: Basix Clear Skin Tissue Oil is a powerful solution with proven results. It contains a blend of natural ingredients known for their ability to fade scars and stretch marks, delivering visible improvements in as little as 14 days.
✅ KEY INGREDIENTS FOR HEALTHY SKIN: This oil is enriched with a potent mix of skin-loving ingredients, including Tamanu Oil, Argan Oil, Jojoba Oil, Rose Hip, Coconut Oil, Soybean Oil, Chamomile Oil, Calendula Oil, Lavender Oil, Geranium Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Sunflower Oil, and Vitamins E & A. Each ingredient brings its unique benefits to the formula.
✅ SKIN NOURISHMENT AND HYDRATION: Basix Clear Skin Oil not only helps reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks but also deeply nourishes and hydrates the skin. Ingredients like Tamanu and Argan Oil contribute to skin suppleness and moisture retention.
✅ SKIN ELASTICITY AND REPAIR: Tamanu Oil and Grapeseed Oil are rich in fatty acids that enhance skin elasticity, promote the formation of new tissue, and support overall skin health. They aid in reducing the visible signs of stretch marks and scars.
✅ NATURAL HEALING AND ANTI-AGING: The inclusion of natural oils like Jojoba, Rose Hip, and Coconut oil softens and moisturizes the skin, helps fade fine lines and wrinkles, and combats signs of aging. Meanwhile, Chamomile Oil, Calendula Oil, Lavender Oil, and Geranium Oil offer soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, making this oil suitable for various skin conditions.
Basix Skin Defence Clear Skin Oil combines the power of these carefully selected ingredients to provide a holistic solution for skin concerns. Whether you're dealing with scars, stretch marks, dryness, or other skin issues, this oil offers an effective and natural way to improve your skin's appearance and overall health. With its rapid results and nourishing properties, it's a versatile addition to your skincare routine.
