5% Vitamin K Cream - bruises, after surgery cream, dark eye circles

5% Vitamin K Cream developed and patented by Melvin Elson, MD, president and director of the Cosmeceutical Research Institute of New York. Improving on the research of Vitamin K injections to treat problems with bleeding he developed a topical Vitamin K cream with a new skin care delivery system.

Vitamin K has shown to improve the appearance of broken capillaries, bruising, redness of Rosacea, bruising after cosmetic surgery, cuts the redness time in half after cosmetic laser procedure and discomfort following chemical peels. Clients have success with diminishing red marks after acne lesions, trauma to the skin, surgery and dark eye circles. Advised for people under care for the following conditions with physician's directions: diabetic injections, chemotherapy, patients taking blood thinners.

Contains 5% the highest percentage of Vitamin K with several of the most advanced ingredients available today in the cosmeceutical market. Along with Vitamin K beneficial high potency Vitamins B, C, D, and E provide anti-oxidant, dermal revitalization and moisturizing benefits. Hyaluronic acid to balance and retain moisture and aloe vera barbadensis a humectant with anti-inflammatory properties. Hypoallergenic, does not contain perfume but has added fragrance.

5% Vitamin K Cream - bruises, after surgery cream, dark eye circles avk

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• advanced rescue 5% Vitamin K Cream
• Size: 1.7 oz.
• Skin Type: All, bruises, after surgery cream, dark eye circles, will not cause acne.
• Lasts 3-6 months depending on usage.

Decreases the appearance of
• dark eye circles “by addressing the underlying causes of darkening-leakage of plasma and lymph into the extremely thin, delicate tissue under the eye and their accumulation and poor blood circulation leading to tissue darkening and swelling.”
• rosacea
• broken blood vessels or spider veins on the face
• actinic purpura
• schamburg's disease
• appearance of bruises if used two weeks prior to surgery and post surgery
• appearance of bruises after skin trauma
• alleviates irritation associated with chemical peels
• topical anti-inflammatory effects

Skin-Care Directions
1. For eyes: use a pea size of 5% Vitamin K Cream for each eye applied to moist skin, twice daily. You may use any eye cream or cosmeceutical eye product over the top the 5% Vitamin K Cream. Apply the Vitamin K first if a yellow cast remains on the skin wet your middle or ring finger and gently smooth from the outside of the eye toward the bridge of your nose. Once the cream has absorbed apply eye cream or anti aging product to the eye area.
2. For face: apply a thin layer of 5% Vitamin K Cream to clean moist skin bringing up to the lower eye lash line and down on the eye lid.
3. Wet finger tips slightly and massage gently into skin.
4. Apply moisturizer, eye cream or sun block over the top. Use at least twice daily.
5. For bruising: apply at least twice daily or more often.
6. If a yellow cast or product remains on the skin then you either used too much 5% Vitamin K Cream or not enough water.
7. If trouble dispensing product and before discarding simply remove the bottom cap on the container and gently push up the inside plunger.