Were you one of the excited skincare junkies that scooped up the first collection from the Olay Professional PRO-X line when it launched online a few months ago?  I’ve got the scoop on the newest bundle that will be unveiled on May 18th– The Olay Professional PRO-X Intensive Wrinkle Protocol, a 3-part daily regimen to protect and repair.

Included in the new kit:

Age Repair Lotion with SPF 30 – Guards against damaging UVB and UVA rays and deeply hydrates skin, reducing the look of wrinkles.

Wrinkle Smoothing Cream – Hydrates deeply to significantly smooth the look of lines and wrinkles.

Deep Wrinkle Treatment – Penetrates deeply into the skin’s surface, combating the appearance of wrinkles and intensely hydrating to allow the natural production of collagen.

This release is likely to cause a frenzy like the last preview where it sold out in 17 minutes!  It won’t be available for another 6 weeks, but you can nab the pre-release on May 18th for $10 off!  Mark your calendar, set your alarm, whatever it takes.  I bet this one won’t be around for long!  Visit www.olayprofessional.com to take advantage of the savings and get it before anyone else.

8 Responses to “First Look: Olay Professional PRO-X Intensive Wrinkle Protocol”

1. Julie Says :
   

   Oh my goodness. Please seriously reconsider buying this product. I have just looked at the official website http://www.olayprofessional.com.au and discovered the ingredients of each product. I then did search on each ingredient and no way am I putting that on my skin. Why would they put Nylon-12 into a face product. This is used in fibre obtic cabling. Other ingredients had me raising my eyebrows too. Leave it well alone.

2. Amber Says :
   

   Hi Julie,

   I completely understand your concern, but it might make you feel a little better to check out CosmeticsInfo.org so you can see what exactly the functions are of the ingredients in any beauty product that look questionable. For instance, here is Nylon-12:

   http://www.cosmeticsinfo.org/ingredient_details.php?ingredient_id=1570

   I understand if you still don’t want to use a product containing ingredients you find questionable! Ingredients are pretty diverse and when they’re used in one industry for one thing, it doesn’t mean that exactly the same compounds and molecules for it are used in another industry for the same purpose. I hope you find cosmeticsinfo.org helpful in determining what products are best for you

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