Vegan Oxygen Face Mist For Skin Rejuvenation & Rashes: Concentrated Spray Launch

Jan 18, 2023

To meet the growing demand for vegan-friendly skin care products, IAmOxygen has launched its new Rejuvenator skin cell therapy spray, which provides an all-natural treatment solution for healing damaged or irritated skin.

Ogden, United States - January 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —

IAmOxygen’s recently launched Rejuvenator spray uses a concentrated formula of bioavailable liquid oxygen that can alleviate bites, stings, or rashes by boosting the skin’s natural healing process.

More information is available at https://iamoxygen.com

With its range of vegan and cruelty-free products, the online retailer is helping vegans and environmentally conscious individuals find all-natural alternatives for their daily-use skincare products.

As the social awareness and moral compass of many individuals continues to shift towards living a more natural and vegan lifestyle, the need for products to replace those made with damaging chemicals and less-ethical practices has also risen. IAmOxygen is meeting this demand with its development of natural skincare products such as the Rejuvenator spray.

The skin cell therapy spray harnesses the natural power of bioavailable oxygen, which hydrates and cleanses the skin while also assisting in the natural production of collagen. This combination improves the elasticity of the skin, while also boosting skin cell regeneration.

When treating conditions such as bites or rashes, the concentrated Rejuvenator spray provides pain relief and soothes the skin, which in turn reduces scratching and ongoing irritation. Furthermore, the spray can reduce the risk of infections by controlling anaerobic bacteria and neutralizing other chemicals around the wound.

Consisting of all-natural ingredients, IAmOxygen’s skin cell therapy spray comes in a 118ml bottle. The 90% plastic-free bottles have an in-built dispenser for ease of use and contain approximately 1000 sprays with a 2-year shelf life, making them ideal for home cabinets or as part of a user’s everyday carry.

The Rejuvenator spray is part of IAmOxygen’s range of concentrated oxygen-based products, which also includes their ‘Defender’ immune system booster and their oxygen-boosting ‘Infusion’ dropper. All of the company’s hyper-oxygenated products are made in the United States with complimentary shipping available throughout the country.

A recent user of the Rejuvenator spray said, “I had a friend that was attacked by a nest of hornets. His hand was swollen double the size, and the pain was horrible. I sprayed his hand with Rejuvenator and the pain diminished right away and the swelling started to go down.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://iamoxygen.com/product/rejuvenator-iamoxygen-skin-cell-therapy-2

Contact Info:
Name: Lollie Pedersen
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Organization: I AM OXYGEN
Address: 221 25th Street, Ogden, UT 84401, United States
Website: http://iamoxygen.com

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