Cosmed Cosmeceuticals

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Cosmed Cosmeceuticals is a 13 years old dermocosmetics brand formulated with the Ottoman beauty secret, Anatolian Crocus Chrysanthus flower. We’ve found that Harem women were using the Crocus water as tonic, making Crocus masks for evening their skin tone to achieve a healthy and glowy skin. Thereas we positioned Anatolian Crocus Chrysanthus flower as the hero ingredient of our all products. The magic of the Crocus Chrysanthus stimulates the communication between skin cells; which means it reinforces the performance of products

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Harem women refer to the women who lived in the Harem, a secluded part of a palace or household in the Ottoman Empire. These women played significant roles in the social and cultural fabric of their time and continue to captivate our imagination today
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