Hydra-Therapy Skin Vitality Treatment

March 6, 2009 By Felicia Leave a Comment

This winter we’ve talked a great deal about extreme facial dryness. I’ve covered various products and techniques available to help manage dry, flaky, stressed winter skin. If you’re still perfecting your winter skincare routine, ThisThatBeauty says, TRY THIS:

Erno Laszlo Hydra-Therapy Skin Vitality Treatment is a deeply hydrating moisture mask, ideal for dry dull skin in need of a boost of intense hydration. This super rich treatment comforts and brings vitality to the skin. Enriched with Allantoin, Hyrda-Therapy Skin Vitality Treatment plumps the skin to decrease the appearance of dry lines and wrinkles.

To prepare the mask, the pHase I liquid is mixed with the pHase II powder until a mousse-like consistency is achieved. The mask is then applied to the face in a thick layer. After 15-20 minutes of relaxation, the mask is removed and plump beautifully hydrated skin is revealed.

Try Erno Laszlo Hydra-Therapy Skin Vitality Treatment for your regular hydration needs…or right before a big night out for lovely glowing skin!

Available at ernsolaszlo.com, neimanmarcus.com, nordstrom.com

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About Felicia

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Felicia Walker Benson is Editor in Chief for ThisThatBeauty, Social Media Beauty Editor at Bergdorf Goodman, and Beauty Editor at Jones magazine. She is a Style and Beauty Expert and has contributed beauty content to sites like Essence.com, ideeli.com, LVCMag.com, and more. For Felicia's bio, click on the "About Felicia" tab. Follow Felicia on Twitter @ThisThatBeauty

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