Thread Veins -Small unsightly clusters of red, blue or purple veins that commonly appear on the cheeks, thighs, calves, ankles and backs of knees.  It is estimated that at least half of the adult female population is plagued with this common cosmetic problem, forcing them to hide their legs behind trousers in the summer.

Vitamin K is recommended by skincare professionals to help:

-heal and therefore fade Thread Veins

-reduce the appearance of skin redness caused by fragile capillary and sun damage

-helps prevent UV damage

When tiny blood vessels near the surface of the skin get damaged, a small tear develops which leaks blood.  The blood runs down the outside of the vessels - referred to as Thread Veins.  Vitamin K can be applied topically to help the torn vessel heal fast.  The body then dissolves the remaining leaked blood naturally- fading the appearance of Thread Veins and bruises which result from muscle fibre tears.

It is not possible to predict how long VitK treatment will take to fade existing Thread Veins on the face or body.  Anecdotal evidence shows that most people will need to use the Serum formular for between 2 to 4 months before full fading is observed.  Many users report substantial fading in as little as 6 weeks- while still others have reported results after 6 months of application.