£600 SKIN CREAM CONTAINS BLACK DIAMONDS | 111 Skin

Greek-born plastic surgeon, Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, may have just discovered the secret ingredient for anti-aging – ‘Black Diamonds’. But this isn’t your ordinary beauty ingredient; these glistening particles have come all the way from outer space.

People will go to great lengths to try and preserve their youthful skin and Alexandrides believes he has found the answer. 111Skin, founded by Alexandrides, have marketed another extraordinary beauty product for the costly price of £599: Celestial Black Diamond Cream.

The celestial cream contains the miraculous ingredient of rare Carbonado particles, otherwise known as ‘Black Diamonds’. These naturally alluring gems are finely pressed into miniature fragments so that they can reach deeper into your pores in order to work their magic. You will only be able to find this ground-breaking ingredient in the deep of Brazil and Africa, where they are believed to be the remains of a meteorite that hit the earth millions of years ago.

‘Luminous Complexion’

These unique diamonds don’t exist just to dazzle our eyes, but are supposed to give our skin a luscious healthy glow too. Using the latest scientific technology, the Black Diamond cream is expected to protect, rebuild and nourish the skin, creating a visibly brighter, more radiant and even skin tone with a luminous complexion, as explained in the product description. The cream serves as a conduit absorber, where the youth preserving ingredients work even deeper in the skin layers.

Finding it difficult to unearth an efficient skincare regime that would help patients heal beautifully after cosmetic procedures, Alexandrides decided to dedicate his research to post-surgical recovery. At the time, he was also attempting to figure out how to relieve astronauts in the Soviet Space programme from the extreme conditions of outer space. By collaborating with space scientists, the innovative Celestial Black Diamond Cream was created after noticing the links between both.

The London-based brand can be purchased through 111Skin’s own website, but also within the high end department store, Harrods. So would you spend £599 just for a tiny pot of cream? Maybe its remarkable rare space ingredient is swaying you. Considering its hefty price tag, we expect this luxurious cream to solve all of our skin problems.

Source: 111Skin/Harrods.

Posted By: Jade Scott

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