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Wild Ferns Bee Venom Face Serum 50 ml
AED
370
.94
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Highlights
- This product is internationally sourced and shipped. Specifications and packaging may differ from local versions. Electronic items may include an international plug requiring a UAE-compatible adapter. Warranty, where applicable, is provided by the seller and may not be covered by the manufacturer.
- Honey
- Face
- Dry
- Moisturizing
- antioxidants
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Description
Wild Ferns New Zealand Bee Venom Serum 50ml This serum is designed to provide the beneficial effects of bee venom and nourish the deeper layers of your skin with precious nutrients. Combined with Royal Jelly which is considered to be one of the world’s most nutrient rich substances, containing 134 nutrients, the refining and revitalizing properties of this serum make it ideal to assist in diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. When your skin needs an extra boost of rejuvenation this is the ideal concentrate to provide all that is essential for extra vitality and radiance. Wild Ferns uses VENZTM a form of been venom that is highly effective, ethical and humane, and that is supported by extensive biological research. Combined with the skin boosting benefits of Manuka Honey these key ingredients achieve the perfect balance to assist in the health, wellbeing and natural enhancement of the skin. Bee venom is produced in the venom gland of the bee, and is stored in an adjacent sac in the bee's abdomen. The amount of venom a bee has depends on age. Newly hatched bees don't have any venom at all, but the amount increases rapidly for the first two weeks of a worker bee's life, reaching a plateau of about 0. 3mg (dry weight). VENZTM (Venom New Zealand) has invented a collection device for venom that doesn't kill the bees. The device consists of a glass sheet placed on the bottom of the beehive. The glass sheet conducts a gentle electric current. When the current is turned on, bees that are on the sheet automatically stick out their stingers, and the action of the muscles pushing the stinger also pumps a small amount of venom out the end of the sting. This venom falls on the glass where it is collected and purified for storage, and freezedried to ensure that the venom's bioactive materials are not degraded. It takes one million sting deposits on a collector board to make 1g of dry venom. This is the reason the cost of bee venom skin care products is so high.