The cream with a light texture contains Aquaxyl, a product belonging to a new generation of moisturizers that stimulates the synthesis of proteins and enzymes necessary for the skin's barrier function. Aquaxyl also stimulates the synthesis of amino acids (a natural moisturizing factor), ceramides and hyaluronic acid.
Active components:
PEPHA-AGE protects the skin from the effects of free radicals and prevents its premature aging, which is accelerated under the influence of blue light. The ingredient promotes an even skin tone, stimulates collagen production and restores the skin's barrier functions. The cream also contains a combination of sun protection filters.
Active components:
- The cream also contains phycosaccharide, a component obtained from algae and provides effective protection against air pollutants and negative environmental factors. Recent studies show that environmental pollution accelerates skin aging. Phycosaccharide creates an invisible and imperceptible thin layer that traps pollutants and prevents them from penetrating the skin.
- Another active ingredient, PEPHA-AGE, derived from freshwater unicellular microscopic algae, protects the skin from the harmful effects of blue light. Blue light is the shortest and most energetic wave of the visible spectrum. Blue light is actually everywhere. Sources of blue light include the Sun, digital screens (TVs, computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets), electronic devices, and fluorescent and LED lighting.
PEPHA-AGE protects the skin from the effects of free radicals and prevents its premature aging, which is accelerated under the influence of blue light. The ingredient promotes an even skin tone, stimulates collagen production and restores the skin's barrier functions. The cream also contains a combination of sun protection filters.
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