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Dieux's Deliverance is five ingredients: squalane, oil-soluble vitamin C (ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate), vitamin E, hemp seed oil, and bisabolol. The NYC-based brand strips the facial oil category to its functional minimum. Oil-soluble vitamin C is more stable than water-soluble forms and penetrates the lipid barrier more effectively. Five ingredients means nothing to irritate, nothing to destabilise, nothing wasted.
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Deliverance Squalane Serum by Dieux Skin is formulated for normal, dry, sensitive, combination skin. Dieux's Deliverance is five ingredients: squalane, oil-soluble vitamin C (ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate), vitamin E, hemp seed oil, and bisabolol. The NYC-based brand strips the facial oil category to its functional minimum. Oil-soluble vitamin C is more stable than water-soluble forms and penetrates the lipid barrier more effectively. Five ingredients means nothing to irritate, nothing to destabilise, nothing wasted.
The key active ingredients in Deliverance Squalane Serum are Squalane, Vitamin C, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: Five ingredients — radical minimalism and Oil-soluble vitamin C — stable + better penetration.
Yes, Deliverance Squalane Serum targets dryness, sensitivity, fine lines. Five ingredients — radical minimalism
Deliverance Squalane Serum retails for around $30, which places it in the mid range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Oil texture not suitable for very oily skin; Limited to brightening + moisturising — no exfoliation or peptides.
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