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How CoffeeBerry^® Whole Fruit Extract Works

CoffeeBerry^® Whole Fruit Extract is exceptionally rich in polyphenols, a powerful botanical family of protective plant-based antioxidants.

Five naturally synergistic polyphenols help fend off a broad spectrum of free radicals, helping protect the skin and prevent the early onset of those first wrinkles.

Age-Defying Antioxidants found in CoffeeBerry^® Whole Fruit Extract

Chlorogenic Acid
Shown to help inhibit collagen degradation⁹

Caffeic Acid
Scavenges free radicals, may help inhibit degradation of type lll collagen¹⁰

Proanthocyanidins
May enhance collagen synthesis¹¹

Ferulic Acid
Helps protect against environmentally induced skin aging¹²

Quinic Acid
Scavenges free radicals¹³

An antioxidant skin care regimen, such as REVALÉSKIN^® with CoffeeBerry^® Whole Fruit Extract, makes it possible to deliver the protection needed to fight premature skin aging.

Use it topically every day to help prevent the first signs of early wrinkles. Regular use helps rejuvenate and restore existing photodamaged skin.

When the skin’s natural defense system is overwhelmed, cellular damage occurs immediately.¹⁴ Augment your skin’s antioxidant capacity with a daily skin care regimen based on REVALÉSKIN^® products — powerful natural botanicals backed by science.

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