Containing DAE Complex II this specialized treatment is the culmination of years of intensive medical research. The formula represents the first stabilized effective form of lipid soluble, topically applied Vitamin C in a patented delivery vehicle combined with other essential factors, tailored to the unique needs of the lips and surrounding area.

This unique lip-defining and repairing formula combats the harsh effects of sun exposure, dryness and aging, restoring volume to your lips while reducing vertical lip lines and lipstick bleed.

Like other Jan Marini C-ESTA Treatments, the formula is based on two primary modes of action:

• deeply firming, antioxidant lipid soluble Vitamin C;
• DAE Complex.

C-ESTA Lips also contains two new proprietary topical agents that produce exceptional benefits for reducing the appearance of vertical lip lines (bleed lines) and also for plumping and defining lip contours.

• Lips will appear more defined;
• The vermilion border will become more prominent;
• The lips will feel smooth, firm and hydrated.

With continued use, C-ESTA Lips will help to rejuvenate the appearance of a dry and environmentally damaged lip area.

The most notable benefit of C-ESTA Lips is its effects on the appearance of fine wrinkling and vertical lip lines, which significantly diminish with twice daily use.

Skinceuticals Antioxidant Lip Repair performs some similar roles.

For improved and more durable facial skin benefits from Jan Marini C-ESTA:

• apply C-ESTA in exact accordance with the Melbourne Dermatology Advanced Jan Marini C-ESTA Application Protocol;
• use the once-daily combination packets of C-ESTAMINS on an ongoing basis.

For even greater lift and firmer, more tensed cheek muscles, combine C-ESTA with Gernetic Myo/Myoso.

Avoid the use of oxidized Vitamin C — refer Effects of Oxidized and/or Denatured Ascorbic Acid Formulae on Skin.

Jan Marini C-ESTA contains ascorbyl palmitate, a rendition of Vitamin C as ascorbic acid with different effects and (loosely speaking) different usage profiles when compared with ascorbic acid. The two should not be considered immediately interchangeable — refer ascorbyl palmitate vs. ascorbic acid.