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The Executive Selection: Shiseido The high-glycerin moisturizer is ideal for treating dry, mature skin.

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Shiseido Vital Perfection

Based off the company's holistic research in skin science, Shiseido's new Vital Perfection line is definitely worth your time. Its Uplifting and Firming Cream has a silky and luxurious texture that promises to fight wrinkles, dark spots, and the loss of elasticity.

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With its use of key ingredients that deliver on antioxidant, skin brightening and soothing functions, the high-glycerin moisturizer is ideal for treating dry, mature skin. Suitable for both your morning and evening skincare routine, after cleansing and toning, take two pearl-sized amounts with a spatula or your finger.

With a light tap, dot evenly onto your cheeks, forehead, nose, and chin, and spread it out smoothly. Your skin will thank you!

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