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Jan 16, 2023
IamOxygen updates the Rejuvenator, a stabilized oxygen skin spray designed to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and promote tissue healing.
Ogden, United States - January 16, 2023 /PressCable/ —
IamOxygen announced an updated version of its Rejuvenator, a stabilized oxygen spray that can be used as a skin moisturizer and cleanser, and has been reported to promote sunburn healing.
More details can be found at https://iamoxygen.com/product/rejuvenator-iamoxygen-skin-cell-therapy-2
The company explains that the Rejuvenator leverages the beneficial effects of stabilized oxygen to create an anti-inflammation product that can promote skin health and facilitate tissue reparation.
The skin spray features 350,000 ppm of stabilized oxygen and offers over 1,000 sprays. It can be used daily as a facial or toner, and applied topically to alleviate itching, reduce pain, promote scar healing, and improve skin elasticity.
Users have reported reduced signs of aging, alleviated skin irritation, and improved overall skin health, says the company. The spray is suitable for sunburns, insect bites, scratches, acne, and a wide range of other conditions.
The Rejuvenator is 100% natural and can be used on any part of the body.
About IamOxygen
A US company specializing in high-quality natural oxygen therapies, IamOxygen promotes natural products with documented benefits.
“Our inspiration comes from watching others enjoying a healthy, fearless, abundant life. We invite you to educate yourself, listen to your gut (a gut feeling is natural science), practice (use) whatever product or medical procedure you personally discover that is the safest and most effective,” said a company representative. “We want, for you, what is in alignment with your personal truth. We are here to celebrate your journey.”
The company has helped thousands of individuals across the US use oxygen therapy for a variety of health applications - from healing skin lesions to contributing to a healthier immune system.
A satisfied customer said: “I bought this amazing oxygen product on the 26th of October and I am still trying to grapple the amazing results. I am not sure what was going on with my skin. My medic friend thinks it is a skin ulcer (I don’t have diabetes). It refused to heal until now… one month later. Before, I lived with discomfort and pain. Now, it’s completely new skin. I can’t say enough.”
Interested parties can find more information at http://iamoxygen.com
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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