Spa & Beauty
Retrouve Luxury Skincare: Limited-Edition Gift Set
- Item Number
- 686
- Estimated Value
- 750 USD
- Sold
- 325 USD to dn6f39794
- Number of Bids
- 6 - Bid History
Item Description
As featured in Vogue, Allure, Town & Country and Elle
The Retrouve Collection Limited-Edition Gift Set is designed to be wardrobe for the skin; the products can be used in multiple combinations to provide anti-aging benefits and to replenish moisture that may have been lost due to hormonal, environmental, or climatic changes.
Kiehl's heiress Jami Heidegger originally developed this unisex skin-care line with her husband for their own private use. They've now taken the products public, complete with their trademark: sky-high concentrations of face-saving ingredients.
Gift set includes the following 4 products, each 0.5 fluid oz:
Nutrient Face Serum
A potent complex concentrate, Retrouve's water-based serum is imbued with a sophisticated gelling agent designed to help maintain the skin's natural youthful functions while soothing and lightly moisturizing.
Dynamic Nourishing Face Cream
A classic, creamy moisturizer that elegantly delivers potent and nourishing ingredients to the skin, utilizing a unique sugar-based system and the power of lamellar gel technology.
Intensive Replenishing Facial Moisturizer
Retrouve's piece de resistance, this revitalizing overnight treatment is packed with a proprietary blend of potent and effective vitamin based and restorative ingredients, leaving skin rejuvenated and radiant.
Revitalizing Eye Concentrate
A luxurious, water-free eye-area treatment that enriches and enhances the delicate skin around the eyes. This nourishing balm-concentrate is formulated to protect the under-eye area from damage resulting from age and sun exposure.
Incredibly hydrating, and I love the smell and texture of this - it feels like putting honey on your face. - Zoe Kravitz
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