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AOR P.E.A.k Activate Lotion (For Softer Skin), 100ml
AOR P.E.A.k Activate Lotion (For Softer Skin), 100ml
For soft, supple skin
- Soothes dry skin
- Provides moisture and rejuvenation
- Genuine Italian source of PEA
P.E.A.k Activate Lotion provides soothing relief to dry or irritated skin. It restores moisture and increases elasticity in the epidermis, leaving skin feeling smooth and soft. P.E.A.k Activate Lotion contains a 3% topical solution of palmitoylethanolamide (PEA).
PEA is a long-chain fatty acid naturally produced by the body but also found in foods such as egg yolk, soy, and sunflower oils. This molecule, researched for its unique and varied health benefits for over eighty years, plays a crucial role in the endocannabinoid system (ECS). The ECS is a lipid communication network with critical physiological functions. It is a signaling network that communicates with other systems throughout the body, helping to regulate them.
$19.66
AOR P.E.A.k Activate Lotion (For Softer Skin), 100ml—
$19.66
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AOR P.E.A.k Activate Lotion (For Softer Skin), 100ml
For soft, supple skin
- Soothes dry skin
- Provides moisture and rejuvenation
- Genuine Italian source of PEA
P.E.A.k Activate Lotion provides soothing relief to dry or irritated skin. It restores moisture and increases elasticity in the epidermis, leaving skin feeling smooth and soft. P.E.A.k Activate Lotion contains a 3% topical solution of palmitoylethanolamide (PEA).
PEA is a long-chain fatty acid naturally produced by the body but also found in foods such as egg yolk, soy, and sunflower oils. This molecule, researched for its unique and varied health benefits for over eighty years, plays a crucial role in the endocannabinoid system (ECS). The ECS is a lipid communication network with critical physiological functions. It is a signaling network that communicates with other systems throughout the body, helping to regulate them.
