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Speedy deletion nomination of De clars
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De clars
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Speedy deletion nomination of De clars


A tag has been placed on De clars, requesting that it be speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under the criteria for speedy deletion, because the article seems to be unambiguous advertising that only promotes a company, product, group, service or person and would need to be fundamentally rewritten in order to become an encyclopedia article. Please read the general criteria for speedy deletion, particularly item 11, as well as the guidelines on spam.

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De clars
This is an automated message from CorenSearchBot. I have performed a web search with the contents of De clars, and it appears to include a substantial copy of http://www.pressbox.co.uk/detailed/Health/De_Clars_implements_anti-aging_innovation_for_long-lasting_face-regenaration_445747.html. For legal reasons, we cannot accept copyrighted text or images borrowed from other web sites or printed material; such additions will be deleted. You may use external websites as a source of information, but not as a source of sentences. See our copyright policy for further details. (If you own the copyright to the previously published content and wish to donate it, see Donating copyrighted materials for the procedure.)

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Speedy deletion nomination of De clars
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de Clars
Die Produkte von de Clars gehören derzeit zu den gefragtesten Liftingmöglichkeiten, ganz ohne operative Eingriffe und ohne deren Nebenwirkungen, dafür aber äußerst effektiv: Das Schweizer Kosmetikunternehmen entwickelt Hightech-Kosmetika, die bis in die dritte Hautschicht eindringen und den Teint sichtbar verjüngen. Diese luxuriöse Pflegeserie ist das Ergebnis intensiver Forschung führender Dermatologen, Biologen und Genetiker. Höchste Konzentration von Wirkstoffen «Wir haben uns zum Ziel gesetzt, eine hochwertige Anti-Aging-Pflege zu entwickeln, die den Kollagenabbau in der Haut verzögert und hautschädigende freie Radikale neutralisiert. Es ist uns gelungen, die höchste Konzentration von Wirkstoffen in kleinste Moleküle zu verpacken, die bis in die dritte Hautschicht, die Lederhaut, eindringen», sagt Dr. Nikolas Huber, der als Genetiker und Biologe massgeblich an der Entwicklung der de Clars Kosmetiklinie beteiligt ist. Der Schwerpunkt seiner Forschungsarbeit lag in einer einzigartigen Kombination von Anti-Aging-Kosmetik mit höchstmöglicher Wirkstoffkonzentration und einer hohen Hautverträglichkeit als Alternative zu klinischen Laserverfahren und kosmetischen Injektionen. Denn das Problem der meisten Anti-Aging-Kosmetika sei, dass die Wirkstoffe gar nicht bis in die unteren Hautschichten gelangen, um dort etwas zu «reparieren». de Clars sei es nun gelungen, dem entgegenzuwirken. Hautzellen würden in noch nie da gewesener Form regeneriert, sagt Huber. Vier- bis fünfmal mehr Wirkstoffe Die Produkte der Pflegeserie wirken tief in der Haut gegen Oxidationsprozesse und mildern feine Linien und Falten. Das Ergebnis sei ein strahlender Teint. «Mit dieser innovativen Anti-Aging-Pflege gewinnt die Haut Frische, Glätte und Ausstrahlung zurück – spürbar und sichtbar», so Huber.

Die Cremes, Seren und Gesichtsmasken von de Clars basieren dabei auf dem medizinischen Wissen, wie Substanzen untereinander wirken und wie sie die Haut beeinflussen. Sie haben einen vier- bis fünfmal höheren Anteil an Wirkstoffen als handelsübliche Kosmetika und sind hypoallergen. Die hohe Qualität und Reinheit der Zutaten ermöglicht die Entwicklung milder Produkte, die gleichzeitig schnelle, sichtbare Resultate gewährleisten. Hohe Erfolgsquote, keine Nebenwirkungen Laut einer Studie mit Produkten von de Clars, die von der Biomedizinerin Eva Oltvanyi durchgeführt wurde, hatten 87 Prozent der teilnehmenden Frauen eine messbare Faltenverringerung, während gleichzeitig bei keiner von ihnen Hautirritationen festgestellt wurden. Perlenextrakte, Hyaluronsäure, Phytohormone und andere Anti-Aging-Wirkstoffe dringen hier also in der Tat in die Lederhaut ein und wirken verjüngend.http://declars.com