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"  WHEN THE ALCHEMISTS  at Orlane Paris set out to concoct the ultimate moisturizer-the cr\u00E8me de la cr\u00E8me-they liberally mixed cutting-edge technology with ancient Chinese and Egyptian medicinal traditions: Natural royal jelly from bees, acacia senegal, and pure-gold extract-long prized as antiaging remedies-have been filtered through the lab, where they&amp;#039;re rendered dermatologically viable. Dubbed Cr\u00E8me Royale, it can be used every day if you want to play the princess.  COCO PUFFER Coco-glycerides, derived from coconut and fruit sugar, energize skin cells and increase production of collagen, which plumps skin and minimizes wrinkles.  WHAT&amp;#039;S THE BUZZ The Chinese believe royal-jelly supplements boost longevity. Queen bees who eat it live seven years, while worker bees who don&amp;#039;t indulge live but six weeks. Royal jelly is kept in sealed vials to retain its natural amino acids and B vitamins that brighten and hydrate skin.  SPECIAL ACACIA Ancient Egyptians applied the gum of the rare African acacia senegal shrub to open wounds. Supremely calming, it reduces inflammation and redness - ideal for rosacea and eczema. MIDAS TOUCHED Injected into the skin tissue, pure-gold extract (valued at $700 an ounce) attracts collagen and promotes healing. In a cream, it prevents sagging and imparts radiance. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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