Sente Skin Care Products

SENTÉ is a leading aesthetic company that was founded by biotech entrepreneurs and scientists.  SENTÉ’s scientific approach to skin care led to the creation of Heparan Sulfate Analog (HSA), a bio-engineered form of endogenously produced Heparan Sulfate (HS). SENTÉ® products are the first and only line in the beauty world that contains HSA technology and are only available through physician offices.

Here are a few of our favorite Sente products:

Dermal Contour Pressed Serum

  • Contains HSA (Herparan Sulfate), DSA (Dermatan Sulfate) and CSA (Chondroitin Sulfate)
  • Firms the skin
  • Simulates collagen and elastin
  • Gives your skin a more youthful appearance
  • Helps even out skin tone and texture

Bio Complete Serum:

  • Evening time corrective serum
  • Contains HAS (Heperan Sulfate) Technology
  • Contains a .25% retinol on a time release capsule that minimizes skin irritation
  • Contains Vitamin C to help produce collagen 
  • Great for someone who has mild to moderate photo damage or sensitive skin
  • Promotes wound healing in the skin
  • Helps hydrate, plump and firm the skin 

Dermal Repair Cream:

  • This moisturizer is great for all skin types
  • Contains HSA (Heperan Sulfate) technology
  • Contains Acetyl Gluecosamine, this is a melanin (pigmentation) inhibitor that helps light and brighten the skin.
  • Nutrient rich, full of vitamins and antioxidants
  • Activates and rejuvenates healthy skin
  • Increase firmness and elasticity in the skin
  • Light weight moisturizer but gives eminence hydration

Sente has a simple product line, but the products they do carry come with a punch. Sente is cost effective, simple and pairs well with other skincare products that you may already love. The best part is that these amazing products are proven to show results in your skin as early as two weeks! Call Northwest Aesthetics to talk to one of our amazing skincare providers to see what Sente product we can add to your skincare routine.  

APRIL PROMOTIONAL OFFER:

FREE Dermal Repair Kit ($50 value) with purchase of 2 or more Sente products.

Bonus: $25 gift card towards future Sente products purchase!

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