Cosmeceuticals Used in Conjunction with Dermatological Acne Treatments
Cosmeceuticals Used in Conjunction with Dermatological Acne Treatments

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Excess free radicals in the skin cause the breakdown of supporting fibers and slow down vital functions. The delicate eye contour area is more prone to the appearance of expression lines that define the eyes. To address these imbalances, we have developed this treatment, concentrated in smoothing antioxidant glycolic acid and revitalizing, anti-wrinkle provitamin C.
GLYCOLIC ACID: Skin renewer, it smooths the skin.
MAGNESIUM ASCORBYL PHOSPHATE: A stable and bioavailable form of a vitamin C precursor that protects the skin to resist environmental stress.

To correct signs of aging on sensitive skin, it is essential to gently exfoliate, restructure the skin barrier, strengthen elastic fibers, stimulate collagen production, and increase moisture levels. Aware of these challenges, we have formulated a high-tolerance retexturizing and redensifying treatment.
GLUCONOLACTONE: A natural, emollient, antioxidant molecule that improves the epidermis’s barrier function, leaving skin very soft and hydrated.
LACTOPEPTIDES: Skin-regenerating active ingredients that stimulate the production of collagen and hyaluronic acid.

Starting at age 30, the first wrinkles begin to appear, and your face shows signs of fatigue a little more after a short night’s sleep… It’s time to protect your cells! To preserve your skin’s youthfulness, we’ve developed this moisturizing, plumping, antioxidant treatment, highly concentrated in fragmented hyaluronic acid.
HYALURONIC ACID COMPLEX: A synergistic combination of several hyaluronic acids that restore active hydration, increase volume, reduce wrinkle depth, and restore supple, radiant, and visibly plumped skin.
CERAMIDES: Strengthen the skin barrier by increasing cell cohesion and regulating water loss.