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Beauty INNO
Pink-LINE Skin Perfusion Booster Imported
Beauty INNO skin booster, ten 3 ml vials
฿680
Size
Price฿680
Genuine imported stock, lot-checked before shipping
EMS delivery in Thailand 60 THB, dispatched once payment is confirmed
Product warranty
Record an unboxing video every time, from before you open the parcel until it is unpacked, in one uncut take. Without the video, no claim can be accepted.
You can claim
- A product that arrives broken, damaged or missing
- The wrong product, still unopened
- An opened product, only when the item inside is cracked or broken
No claim
- An opened product in normal condition
- More than 7 days after delivery without an unboxing video
Benefits of Pink-LINE Skin Perfusion Booster
- Repairs skin cells at DNA level
- Stimulates collagen and elastin
- Moisturized, plump skin
- Tightens pores
- Smooth, healthy skin
- Fades dullness and spots for brighter skin
Results vary from person to person
What is Pink-LINE Skin Perfusion Booster?
Pink-LINE Skin Perfusion Booster, also called Pink Line, is a skin booster from the Beauty INNO brand: a pink solution in gold-capped glass vials, ten 3 mL vials (30 mL) to a box.
In short
- The formula includes amino acids, a vitamin complex, peptides, coenzymes, glutathione, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants, and the box prints a line about 50 essential ingredients for the ECM environment.
- The distributor states 14 peptides, 17 amino acids and 9 vitamins. Judge the whole formula, not a single ingredient.
- A doctor assesses the formula against your skin. If the plan involves an injection, only a licensed doctor may give it; never prepare or inject it yourself.
What to tell the doctor before choosing it
Bring the box to the consultation, with details of your medicines, any allergy to the ingredients above and earlier treatments. The doctor judges whether the formula suits your skin-care plan and explains follow-up.
Mention any rash, wound, inflamed skin, pregnancy or breastfeeding before a plan is chosen.
What can follow an injection, and aftercare
Injection procedures can cause pain, swelling, bruising, an allergic reaction or infection.
Ask for aftercare advice and contact details. Report any worsening symptoms to the doctor, and go to hospital at once if an allergic reaction comes with difficulty breathing.
Frequently asked questions
What is a skin booster?
Skin booster is a category name for products whose formula and method of use differ from one to the next. Read the active names and pack size on each box, then have a doctor assess what suits your skin.
Is a skin booster any good?
There is no single answer for everyone. How well Pink-LINE suits you depends on your skin, allergy history and the formula, so have a doctor assess it and explain the cautions before you decide.
How many days does a skin booster take to show results?
It depends on your skin, the method the doctor chooses and aftercare, so it differs from person to person. Ask the doctor to explain the plan and follow-up before starting.
Does a box of ten Pink-LINE vials mean ten treatments?
No. Ten vials is the pack size, not a recommended number of treatments. The doctor sets the plan for each person.
How much is Pink-LINE Skin Perfusion Booster?
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
References
- Pink-LINE. LDK Trade ldktrade.com/pinkline-en/(opens in a new tab)
- Beauty INNO. LDK Trade ldktrade.com/beauty-inno-brand-en/(opens in a new tab)
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.
