The Skin Diary | Age Defence Moisturising Day Cream SPF50 (50ml)
The Skin Diary's Age Defence Moisturising Day Cream SPF50 is more than just a moisturiser — this is your skin's all-day shield. A richly nourishing formula that delivers lasting hydration while actively working to preserve your skin's youth at a cellular level.
Powered by DNA repair enzymes, potent antioxidants, and encapsulated SPF50 sunscreen, Age Defence targets the root causes of skin ageing — neutralising inflammation, protecting collagen and fibrillin from breakdown, and defending against cellular senescence — so your skin stays resilient, firm, and luminous from morning to night.
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The Skin Diary | Age Defence Moisturising Day Cream SPF50 (50ml)
The Skin Diary's Age Defence Moisturising Day Cream SPF50 is more than just a moisturiser — this is your skin's all-day shield. A richly nourishing formula that delivers lasting hydration while actively working to preserve your skin's youth at a cellular level.
Powered by DNA repair enzymes, potent antioxidants, and encapsulated SPF50 sunscreen, Age Defence targets the root causes of skin ageing — neutralising inflammation, protecting collagen and fibrillin from breakdown, and defending against cellular senescence — so your skin stays resilient, firm, and luminous from morning to night.
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The Skin Diary's Age Defence Moisturising Day Cream SPF50 is more than just a moisturiser — this is your skin's all-day shield. A richly nourishing formula that delivers lasting hydration while actively working to preserve your skin's youth at a cellular level.
Powered by DNA repair enzymes, potent antioxidants, and encapsulated SPF50 sunscreen, Age Defence targets the root causes of skin ageing — neutralising inflammation, protecting collagen and fibrillin from breakdown, and defending against cellular senescence — so your skin stays resilient, firm, and luminous from morning to night.
