Lumene Invisible Illumination Instant Glow Beauty Serum 30ml

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It wasn’t until 30 years ago where they decided to use Nordic berries as an integral ingredient within their cosmetic line. Looking to expand their collection, Lumene looked towards the Arctic landscape for inspiration. BUSINESS LIVE: Hargreaves Lansdown chair to exit; Water group profits slump; CMA finds 'greedflation' evidence Nectar and Clubcard Prices loyalty schemes face competition probe - and watchdog reveals big brand makers' 'greedflation' to boost profits I'm a postman - morale is at an all-time low: What posties REALLY think of Royal Mail... and why you're waiting weeks for post Get your fix of the 'latte dressing' trend! Channel Meghan Markle and Hailey Baldwin Bieber's style this A/W with our wishlist of rich brown outfits

Throughout their collection, Lumene conveys the magical spirit of a Midsummer’s Night Dream combined with the ethereal essence of nature. Deviating from the cold, corporate ways of the cosmetic industry, this brand offers a refreshing take on beauty by harnessing the power of botanicals. Boost your skin with intense hydration for a plump, dewy and smoother look with the new & improved Lumene Nordic Hydra [Lähde] Aqua Serum. It is clinically tested* to instantly hydrate the skin +71% and provide deep, long-lasting hydration for 72 hours.

Tiina Isohanni is Lumene's vice president of innovations and development. She has been working with the brand for over a decade and is based in Helsinki, Finland. Could rent peak in 2025? Property firm says they will rise 6% next year before hitting 'affordability ceiling' This strange light phenomenon stimulates Arctic plants to produce unparalleled high levels of potent nutrients and antioxidants," she continues. "It's the flora's way of protecting itself from the harsh environment. The Arctic temperatures in winter and the extreme intensity of the light in summer would basically freeze or burn to death any plant devoid of these unique survival skills. At Lumene, we capture the potency of these unique light-charged actives and channel their benefits in all our skincare formulas." Like a pool of pure hydration, each droplet of this hero-serum is enriched with the new plumping triple hyaluronic acid, replenishing organic Nordic birch sap, moisture retaining Nordic algae and pure Arctic spring water to intensely hydrate the deepest surface layers of epidermis and instantly plump up the skin.

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On both sources, buyers were generally happy with the way Lumene products performed. Specifically, they loved the brand’s creams, serums, and essences.

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