CARLSBAD, CA, June 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Just in time for summer, Nutrilys Del Mar in San Diego is thrilled to introduce NUTRICOSMET, a new generation of natural and organic anti-aging skincare supplements for summertime.
While it's time for some fun in the sun, being outdoors for extended periods of time may cause harsh side effects on the skin. But with the NUTRICOSMET daily dietary supplement program, beauty is enhanced especially during the summer months.
The NUTRICOSMET marine-based supplements, clinically tested in French and Swiss clinics since 1995, offer a proven method to promote healthier and more luminous looking skin, from the inside out.
"Even with the best sunscreen intentions, the sun's rays are powerful and adding a natural skin supplement can truly make a world of difference," says Thierry Lerond, founder and CEO of Nutrilys Del Mar.
The three dietary supplements, also known as marine super foods, are:
- Premium oyster powder
- Wild Alaskan sockeye salmon oil
- Wild organic seaweed (a fucoidan supplement)
"All three are really the anti-aging answer for younger looking skin all year round," says Lerond. "The reason why these supplements are particularly great during the summer season is because NUTRICOSMET fights the years that sun exposure adds to the skin."
Research continually unveils how ultraviolet rays jumpstart skin damage and premature skin aging.
"NUTRICOSMET is described by skincare professionals as the best beauty armor around," he said. "It's the 'caviar' of marine extracts and precious fish oils that reverse and prevent future signs of aging."
While the sun compromises healthy skin, NUTRICOSMET restores, rejuvenates, and repairs oxidative damage, boosts skin hydration, encourages elastic and collagen production, promotes a healthy glow, and soothes the skin with anti-inflammatory properties.
Spending time in the sun can also damage hair. This supplement program will transform lackluster hair into fuller, shinier, lovelier locks.
The research team at Nutrilys Del Mar discovered that the answer to youthful beauty is found within the ocean. NUTRICOSMET's advanced technology utilizes the skin's natural defense to ward off the sun's harmful rays, while its anti-inflammatory properties calms sensitive and inflamed skin.
NUTRICOSMET is the perfect adjunct skincare therapy for the summertime.
Based in Carlsbad, California, Nutrilys Del Mar is a premier wellness company providing pure and natural marine-based supplements. Nutrilys Del Mar developed its own exclusive scientific and premium supplements. Its mission is to utilize the ocean's natural richness while being thoughtful toward marine sustainability and responsibility. Select Nutrilys products are tested and certified by NSF International and approved eco-friendly by the Marine Stewardship Council. Nutrilys Del Mar provides only 100% natural marine-based supplements that are pure and completely bioavailable for quality nutrition and prevention.
For more information, contact Thierry Lerond at 877-563-0828, email, or visit online at http://www.nutrilysdelmar.com.
A New Generation of Anti-Aging Skincare Supplements for Summertime
Nutrilys offers new line of skincare supplements especially formulated to protect and improve the skin during the summer. Offered under the name NUTRICOSMET, it is a new generation of natural, organic, marine-based, anti-aging dietary supplement.
2012-06-11
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[Press-News.org] A New Generation of Anti-Aging Skincare Supplements for SummertimeNutrilys offers new line of skincare supplements especially formulated to protect and improve the skin during the summer. Offered under the name NUTRICOSMET, it is a new generation of natural, organic, marine-based, anti-aging dietary supplement.