Epicuren is one of those lines that are hard to explain exactly how it works so I am going to paraphrase from the website:
Epicuren uses an enzyme protein complex in all of their products that they call the Metadermabolic Enzyme. This enzyme is designed to encourage skin-renewal and deliver moisture and antioxidants for more youthful skin.
The line itself is ridiculously complicated with hundreds of products that are only available through certified retailers, spas, medical doctors and licensed aestheticians. To get a full Epicuren regimen, I recommend getting a full facial treatment at an certified spa. But the body moisturizer is something everyone can use, no professional recommendation needed.
After Bath Moisturizer comes in a variety of different scents: Unscented, Orange Blossom, Papaya Pineapple, Wake Up Rosemary, Rose Petal, Wild Lavender, Herbal Spice, Kukui Nut Coconut, Sandalwood, Geranium, Vanilla Bean, Lemongrass and Chocolate Creme. (Orange Blossom is my favorite.) All of the scents are from essential oils and are good for all skin types.
The texture of this moisturizer is light and it quickly absorbs into the skin, leaving it smooth and lightly scented. It is good for problem skin, oily skin, dry skin, you name it, no matter what your skin problems this will probably work for you. This is also a good moisturizer to use after tanning to add much needed moisture to the skin.
Note: The Metadermabolic Enzyme is an active ingredient and since Epicuren is preservative-free it will go rancid faster than some of your other products. It is recommended to keep all Epicuren products in the fridge.
