NEW TECHNOLOGY OF CARBOXY CO2

(MAIN EFFECT : CELLULITE REDUCTION)

CARBOXY CO2 consists of gel and sheet. Just by combining these two, CO2 is generated. It is then quickly and effectively absorbed into the skin. Reaction of the gel and sheet takes 20 – 30 minutes to be effectively

absorbed into the skin

Cellulite Slimming Effects

One of the major skin elements is called phospholipid which is formed in double layers.

With CO2 GEL, CO2 is generated by combining the mask and the gel, and is absorbed

into the phospholipid layers by the defusing de-gassing structure (DDS).

CO2 then densifies the tissues by the slimming effects.

Vasovagal reaction

The vasovagal reaction improves blood circulation of the skin by vitalizing

metabolism of the skin cells for healthy skin. Healthy skin is essential to make

skin beautiful. This is one of the reasons why CO2 makes skin beautiful.

Anti-inflammation effects

Inflammation often results in rough skin. The skin condition can be improved

by inhibiting inflammation. Although acne cannot be treated directly by CO2,

CO2 can inhibit inflammation and help natural healing.

Improving Blood Flow

Red blood cells must reach every part of the capillary vessels around the skin,

and blood must flow well to supply oxygen to each and every cell. CO2 absorbed

into the skin works to purify the blood.

Bohr Effects

Vitalized metabolism by CO2 is realized by increased oxygen supply from the

red blood cells raising the oxygen partial pressure inside the tissue. More oxygen

the more active metabolism and stronger the self-renewal hence skin troubles,

ageing and scars could be better dealt with. CO2 easily reaches blood vessels from skin,

and melts in the blood helping hemoglobin to carry more oxygen to cells.

Moisturizing Effects

CO2 GEL Pack helps balance between oil and moisture on the skin for ideal skin conditions.

[Balancing between oil and moisture on the skin: Before and After CO2 GEL Pack]

If You have a question, Please don't hesitate to contact us.

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