Glass Glow Duo A9
The Glass Glow Duo layers a Triple Collagen Toner before its Serum for the stated hydration, elasticity and radiance focus. Its complex names Atelo Collagen, Hydrolyzed Collagen and Soluble Collagen alongside elastin and Hyaluronic Acid. Raw-material descriptions and the supplied 1000x collagen and 70–80% dermis references stay separate from personal outcome claims.
Apply toner across a cleansed face and then serum across the face. For dry skin under makeup, the product information suggests a mixture with cosmetic products to limit cakiness and maintain a glowy look. It directs oily or sensitive-skin concerns toward Red Line or Zero Line instead. Read each finding with its study date, observation week and 21-participant context. Fifteen excluded substances are individually named.
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Reported study results
Clinical trial conducted by Korea Institute of Dermatological Sciences/2017.10.12~12.01 (21 users)Soothes skin irritation caused by external environment in 3 weeksSoothes and improves skin flaking in 3 weeksTightens pores in 2 weeksReduces the appearance of freckles in 4 weeksImproves the distribution of freckles and blemishes in 4 weeksReduces the appearance of wrinkles in 3 weeks Skin irritation testCertified free from 15 toxic ingredientsBenzyl alcohol / Triclosan / Imidazolidinyl urea / Diazolidinyl urea / Sodium benzoate / Isopropyl paraben / Isobutyl paraben / Benzoic acid / Triethanolamine / Oxybenzone / Sulisobenzone / Methylparaben / Ethylparaben / Propylparaben / ButylparabenClinical trial conducted by Korea Institute of Dermatological Sciences/2017.10.31~12.05 (21 users) Lifts saggy skin in 2 weeks Skincare Steps Triple Collagen Toner - Use after cleansing to nourish, smoothen, and moisturize tired skin Triple Collgen Serum - Use after toner to moisturize and restore elasticity in skin
Additional product information
The ingredient background describes collagen as making up about 70–80% of the human dermis. The product highlights a 1000x-fortified Triple Collagen complex. This background is not a promise that topical collagen replaces dermal collagen.