EpiLynx by Dr. Liia Gluten-Free EpiSilk Crystal Serum—A Product Review

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November 23, 2019
By Celiac.com Sponsor: Review • November 23, 2019

EpiLynx by Dr. Liia Gluten-Free EpiSilk Crystal Serum—A Product Review

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Are you looking for an outstanding gluten-free skin care product? Look no further!

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Celiac.com 11/22/2019 - EpiLynx by Dr. Liia EpiSilk Crystal Serum is an anti-wrinkle skin care product that contains the antimicrobial “DermaSilk,” which is like regular silk but free of sericin, which can cause irritation. It's composed of long, very smooth, natural fibers that help lock in moisture and keep your skin clear and free of irritation.

This luxurious serum targets dark circles under your eyes, as well as acne and dry skin. I found that it increased my skin's brightness on the areas where it was applied, and made my skin feel silky smooth. Best of all it is gluten-free and made in the USA by and for those who are sensitive to gluten.

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Posted November 27, 2019

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Please include whether these products contain scent. There is a lot of crossover between celiac/GI and fragrance sensitivities.

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Posted November 27, 2019

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This product was scented,

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Posted December 8, 2019

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Hi, I am the Founder and the Maker of each of the creams and serums in EpiLynx. We do not use any synthetic fragrances exactly for the reason you mentioned above. We 'scent' all our products with only natural oils such as passionfruit oil etc. Hope it helps!

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