MONTREAL, QC, July 21, 2011
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Quinoa was the sacred crop of the Incas and a staple of their civilization because of its high nutritive value. It provides a large quantity of high quality proteins, polyunsaturated fatty acids and micronutrients that are able to repair skin and maintain its health. Quinoa also contains all of the essential amino acids that the human body needs to but is unable to produce by itself.
It is a truly wonderful ingredient to incorporate into a mask which is precisely why Faiza Cosmetiques decided use it in theirs. In fact, they are the first and so far the only company to produce and market a facial mask featuring Quinoa.
Only a thin application of this exceptional mask is needed for great results and it is able to address several different needs for anti-aging skin care. The mask is creamy for superior absorption and hydration and it contains a high level of proteins to help minimalize the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
On top of that, it firms up and reshapes the face giving a renewed younger appearance thanks to the latest discovery in anti-aging. Exclusive French laboratories provide Faiza Cosmetiques with the very best active ingredients that are able to stimulate the biomechanical functioning of fibroblasts (A fibroblast is a type of cell that synthesizes the extracellular matrix and collagen). Basically, this means that your skin is able to tighten from within producing reshaped lift effect.
Total hydration, reduced lines and wrinkles and a firmer, tighter face, now that's a great facial mask!
To order samples or to find out more about Faiza Cosmetiques' Quinoa mask or other natural botanical anti-aging skin care products, please visit http://www.faizcosmetiques.ca or http://www.faiza.ca
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