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Galénic's radiance booster is part skincare, part instant-effect — mica and titanium dioxide provide immediate light-reflecting luminosity while ascorbyl glucoside and hyaluronic acid deliver long-term brightening and hydration. Founded in 1977 by Pierre Fabre (the French pharmaceutical group), Galénic occupies the space between medical dermocosmetics and sensorial luxury. This fluid is the brand at its most characteristically French: efficacy wrapped in pleasure.
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A cocktail of vitamins, amino acids, and hyaluronic acid injected into the superficial dermis — French-born, globally adopted, endlessly remixed.
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Diffuseur de Beauté Radiance Booster Fluid by Galénic is formulated for normal, combination, mature skin. Galénic's radiance booster is part skincare, part instant-effect — mica and titanium dioxide provide immediate light-reflecting luminosity while ascorbyl glucoside and hyaluronic acid deliver long-term brightening and hydration. Founded in 1977 by Pierre Fabre (the French pharmaceutical group), Galénic occupies the space between medical dermocosmetics and sensorial luxury. This fluid is the brand at its most characteristically French: efficacy wrapped in pleasure.
The key active ingredients in Diffuseur de Beauté Radiance Booster Fluid are Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C. It's known for: Instant luminosity from light-reflecting particles and Vitamin C + HA for long-term brightening.
Yes, Diffuseur de Beauté Radiance Booster Fluid targets dullness, fine lines. Instant luminosity from light-reflecting particles
Diffuseur de Beauté Radiance Booster Fluid retails for around $42, 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: Contains fragrance — not for fragrance-sensitive skin; Mica gives a cosmetic effect, not a treatment one.
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