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A pre-essence jelly that looks exactly like what Fujifilm's astaxanthin pigment should look like — a vivid coral pink. You scoop a pearl-sized amount with the tiny included spoon, warm it in your palm, and press it in. Weird, delightful, and surprisingly effective thanks to Fujifilm's nano-delivery tech.
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Jelly Aquarysta by Astalift is formulated for mature, dry, normal, combination skin. A pre-essence jelly that looks exactly like what Fujifilm's astaxanthin pigment should look like — a vivid coral pink. You scoop a pearl-sized amount with the tiny included spoon, warm it in your palm, and press it in. Weird, delightful, and surprisingly effective thanks to Fujifilm's nano-delivery tech.
The key active ingredients in Jelly Aquarysta are Hyaluronic Acid, Peptides. It's known for: Unique jelly format — genuinely novel and Astaxanthin at nanoscale for real penetration.
Yes, Jelly Aquarysta targets fine lines, dullness, dryness. Unique jelly format — genuinely novel
Jelly Aquarysta retails for around $68, which places it in the premium range for essences. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Jar + spoon is fussy; Coral pigment can lightly stain; Fragranced.
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