V-LINE Lifting Concentrate

The Valmont V-Line Lifting Concentrate is a gel-like cream serum that penetrates deep into the skin and smoothes lines and wrinkles from deep down.

The special feature of the Valmont V-Line Lifting Concentrate is the AWF5 complex with triple DNA and RNA as well as liposomes and hyaluronic acid. In addition, the serum is introduced deep into the skin matrix.

• If you use the Valmont V-Line Lifting Concentrate in a timely manner, you can, according to the latest research, ensure that the skin's elastin and collagen fibers remain in tact and that the skin retains its firm and beautiful contours.
• The serum can be combined with the V-Line Lifting Cream from Valmont.

The new AWF5 complex of the Valmont V-Line Lifting Concentrate strengthens the elastin and collagen fibers. This is reflected in the firmness of the skin. The optimal functionality of the skin is also maintained through water, trace elements, copper and vitamins. For example, copper is very important for fibroblasts. In addition, moisture retention and fullness in the skin are increased. The elastin is also built up very well through a so-called Densiderm complex. This means that this serum really penetrates very deeply into the skin and sustainably strengthens its firmness, which is clearly noticeable on the facial features as the contours are intensively improved.

The Valmont V-Line Lifting Concentrate should always be used under the V-Line Lifting Cream. However, it is also possible to combine the serum with other Valmont products that are suitable for your skin type.

Apply the serum to your skin and press in gently.
Let it soak in for a moment.
Wait until the serum has been removed and only then should you apply the lifting cream or your preferred Valmont product.

Tip:
Be sure to also treat the neck area and décolleté with the serum. Make sure the skin is dry and that you have thoroughly cleaned the areas you want to treat.

Triple DNA and RNA in the liposome, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, magnesium, calcium, sodium, copper, peptide cocktail, GAG, proteoglycans