Best Moisturizing Ceramide Hydrating Cream and AC Solution Cream | FASCY

FASCY provides mild cosmetic products that are formulated with harmless ingredients. The honest products with ingredients that promote healthy skin are rated low-hazard green cosmetics by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is the most powerful non-profit organization for environmental activism in the US. It provides safety ratings to assess and categorize cosmetics and personal care products on a scale of low hazard to high hazard.

FASCY's bestsellers include its ceramide hydrating cream and AC solution cream.

FASCY Ceramide Hydrating Cream

 Ceramide Hydrating cream is suitable for sensitive skin, dry, eczema-prone skin as well.
 The cream is absorbed quickly to strengthen the skin barrier and provide anti-aging effect at the same time.
 The ceramide ingredient has a function as a protective film to protect the skin from irritating external environment.
 It strengthens the lipid barrier of the skin that helps to prevent moisture evaporation, and keeps the skin soft and hydrated.

FASCY CICA AC SOLUTION CREAM

 AC Solution cream is a mild acidic cream that has excellent effect in soothing and regenerating the skin without irritation, with Centella Asiatica extract of 80% purity.
 AC Solution cream is the perfect non-greasy, non-sticky skin care cream for people looking for both soothing and moisturizing to heal the skin from external stimuli.
 The cream has a low pH level of 5.0, which is similar to the skin pH level, making it safe to use on all skin types.

Features of FASCY CICA AC SOLUTION CREAM

 Reassuring mild acidity
 Nature-derived ingredients
 EWG Green Grade

If you are looking for cosmetic products for sensitive skin and dry or even eczema-prone skin, you can find them at Fascy.

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FASCY provides mild cosmetic products that are formulated with harmless ingredients. The honest products with ingredients that promote healthy skin are rated low-hazard green cosmetics by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).

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