Platinum Deluxe Cosmetics Introduces The Diamonds Collection

Jul 15, 2021


The Diamond Collection is comprised of our diamond infused serums, creams, anti-wrinkle face lift, and mask.


Miami, Florida Jul 15, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Diamonds are not the only best friends a woman can have. The Diamonds Collection of Platinum Deluxe® Cosmetics boasts of an eight-piece line-up that's infused with platinum to target skin aging.

This luxurious collection promotes not just protection of the outer layer from agents that can cause skin aging but also contains antioxidants that help reduce inflammation and fight free radicals from the body to prevent further damage.

Each unique piece in the Diamonds Collection has its own potion promising healing, protection, transformation, and rejuvenation with every application. The long list of benefits covers the removal of fine lines, wrinkles, loss of elasticity and firmness, poor skin texture, hyperpigmentation, blemishes, skin spots, oily skin, and clogged pores. These are made possible by only the best natural ingredients that stimulate deep skin tissue such as collagen, Vitamin C, 24K Gold, and other Platinum Eye Cream antioxidants.

The wide array of products from the Diamonds Collection includes an Anti-Aging Moisturizer Platinum Facial Detox Mud Mask that can be applied once a week to detoxify and reveal fresh and youthful skin. For instant results, the Face Lift Syringe - Non-Surgical Facelift - Platinum Deluxe, when applied even under makeup, will lift and tighten sagging skin; like turning back the clock.

To go along with the regular skin care regimen are the Platinum Lux Vitamin C and Platinum Lux Collagen that both come in Serum and Cream forms, fit for any skin type. Results are best seen when the creams are used on top of the serums with the former as the moisturizer and the latter for deeper penetration. These are recommended for everyday use.

Finally, for those tired looking under eyes, the retinol concentrated Platinum Eye Serum and  Platinum Delux Serum helps accelerate skin renewal and keeps the skin looking fresh and hydrated.

Platinum Lux Eye Cream will intensely hydrate the delicate skin around the eyes. Ingredients include 24K Gold and Platinum, an antioxidant known for its ability to reduce inflammation and free-radical damage.

 

Platinum Lux Instant Face Lift is our revolutionary formula to turn back the clock. Instantly you will see improvements in fine lines, wrinkles, and puffiness, as well as tightening and lifting of sagging skin. You will look refreshed and rejuvenated and it takes one minute to begin seeing the results.

 

Platinum Lux Vitamin C Cream is a daily facial lotion with ingredients designed to promote your skin's natural health. Ultra-effective and lightweight in order to be enjoyed by all skin types. Abundance from natural sources including Vitamin C, 24K Gold, and antioxidants for greater potency & visible results

 

Platinum Lux Collagen Cream will have a powerful anti-aging effect as lines and wrinkles are reduced. This is a versatile cream for day or night. Using the Collagen Cream together with the Collagen Serum will help keep your skin feeling soft, firm, and always looking fresh. Recommended for daily use.

 

Customers can shop luxury skincare products at Platinum Deluxe® cosmetics. Find the best luxury and designer skincare products to fit your beauty. Customers can shop online at Platinum Deluxe® cosmetics.

Before platinum, white and diamonds have been popular in skincare due to their collagen contents, an important element in today's anti-aging products. According to Platinum Deluxe® Cosmetics, "In addition to anti-aging benefits, platinum nanoparticles have an extremely high absorption rate, enabling the products to penetrate deeper and more effectively into the skin and yield even better results."

Find out more about the Platinum and other collections at https://platinumdelux.com/.

About Platinum Deluxe®

Founded by Shmuel Ovadia, Platinum Deluxe® brand families started in 2012, to help women keep their skin looking youthful and rejuvenated. The brand is now sold in more than 35 countries and territories and represents luxurious, high-performance skincare with a complete range of facial and body products.

 

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Source :The Diamond Collection products are luxury formulated to deliver incredible results for your skin. Here is your full anti-aging regimen that addresses all concerns associated with the signs of aging to deliver a youthful complexion.

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