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Byroe's Superfood Serum is Enhanced with Two Upcycled Ingredients

Byroe's Hydrangea Tea Intensive Hydration Serum is a luxurious, fast-absorbing serum that rapidly diminishes signs of dryness and dehydration, and quickly enhances comfort. This non-sticky superfood serum pairs Byroe's unique Hydra Capsules (a blend of water and four encapsulated oils) with upcycled hydrangea tea and upcycled lavender to boost plumpness and bounciness, plus blue agave leaf as a humectant for deep hydration and restoration of moisture levels.

Supportive for a range of skin types, this serum supercharged with powerfully hydrating ingredients can be used day and night to nourish skin and enhance skin barrier functions.

This free-from serum made without parabens, phthalates and other questionable ingredients speaks to skincare consumers who want softer, more radiant skin without compromising on ingredient quality.
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