Now Foods Natural Progesterone, Liposomal Skin Cream, Calming Lavender, 3 oz (85 g)

Now Foods Natural Progesterone, Liposomal Skin Cream, Calming Lavender, 3 oz (85 g)Natural Progesterone, Liposomal Skin Cream, Calming Lavender, 3 oz (85 g) is a product by Now Foods. This skin cream contains natural progesterone, a protein hormone known for its supportive role in women's health, particularly during menopause. The progesterone is clinically tested and sourced from wild yam. The natural progesterone is delivered in a liposomal form, which allows for effective absorption through the skin layers and ensures higher

Natural Progesterone, Liposomal Skin Cream, Calming Lavender, 3 oz (85 g) is a product by Now Foods. This skin cream contains natural progesterone, a protein hormone known for its supportive role in women's health, particularly during menopause. The progesterone is clinically tested and sourced from wild yam.

The natural progesterone is delivered in a liposomal form, which allows for effective absorption through the skin layers and ensures higher bioavailability. It also provides controlled release of the active ingredients. The product holds 20 mg of natural progesterone per pump.

The cream is enhanced with the calming scent of lavender, which adds a soothing and refreshing feel. It has a pleasant, non-greasy texture that easily absorbs into the skin.

The product comes in a 3 oz (85 g) plastic pump-action bottle for convenient use and hygiene purposes. The bottle material is resistant to degradation, ensuring the cream maintains its potency for a long time.

This skin cream is free from gluten, artificial colors, fragrances, and parabens. It is not tested on animals, guaranteeing it is cruelty-free. The product is vegan and non-GMO.

Directions for use are simple: Apply 1-2 pumps of the cream to the skin daily, rotating between abdomen, hands, and thighs, or use as directed by a healthcare professional. Use for post-menopausal symptoms should be per the directions of a healthcare provider. This product is not meant for pregnant or lactating women.