50ml
DERMATOLOGICALLY TESTED
Against Wrinkles and Sagging Skin
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Probiotics powered multi-action shaping cream with SPF visibly reduces the appearance of fine lines and deep wrinkles while revitalizing skin for a flawless radiant complexion. Boosts 6 skin-rebuilding essentials: Collagen I, III, IV, fibronectin, hyaluronic acid and Laminin-5.
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Prevents & Corrects
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Probiotic Lactobacillus and Bifida Ferment Lysate - Help prevent and correct the damage caused by urban aggressors including UV and pollution.
Reduces Wrinkles
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Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38 (Matrixyl Synthe'6 ) stimulates collagen synthesis, reduces appearance, volume and depth of wrinkles dramatically.
Hyaluronic Acid deeply moisturizes skin while plumping and smoothing the appearance of deep wrinkles and visibly increasing firmer-looking skin.
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Brightens skin
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Porcelain Flower revitalizes skin for a flawless radiant complexion.
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Protects
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SPF 20 & UVA help prevent wrinkle formation and hyperpigmentation of skin.
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Moisturizes & Protects
Powerful Antioxidant Squalane increases skin hydration, restores the lipidic structure of the skin and helps prevent the TEWL.?
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CLINICAL STUDIES?
Anti-wrinkle effect in just 8 weeks
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-31% reduction in the volume of wrinkles
-16.3% reduction in the maximum depth of a main wrinkle
+28% lifting effect increased
Increase in skin elasticity in just 4 weeks
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+21,6 % increase in skin elasticity
Increase in the synthesis of matrix molecules
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+105% increase in Collagen I
+104% increase in Collagen III
+174 % increase in Hyaluronic aci
* In-vivo and In-vitro tests on ingredients.
What kind of skin it is good for: For all types of skin with signs of aging.
What kind of concerns it is good for: Uneven skin texture, wrinkles, lines and sagging facial skin.
Who it is good for: Women over 25, the age when collagen production levels begin to decline and first signs of aging appear.
Texture: Velvety and lightweight.
Scent: Light and fresh.
Directions
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Apply in the morning to face and neck. Gently massage using circular movements.
