Lumisphere, from Sederma in France. Proven to reduce melanin levels immediately after application and over time with continued use. Provides an instant softening, brightening, and mattifying effect on skin imperfections like spots, wrinkles, roughness, and pores. It does all this without leaving a white tint.
Grapeseed oil. Stimulates tissue repair and enhances skin elasticity. With potent anti-aging properties, it revitalizes tired-looking skin and promotes a more even tone. It helps unclog pores, eliminate acne, and comedones. Furthermore, it strengthens collagen and elastin, deeply hydrates, and has anti-inflammatory effects. It quickly brightens the complexion.
Almond oil. Rich in vitamins A and E, minerals, and proteins. It keeps the skin soft and well-nourished. The abundant monounsaturated fats in almond oil contribute to the strength of cell membranes in the skin.
Wheat Germ Oil. Provides deep hydration to the skin and aids in retaining moisture within the tissues. It supports the skin's natural protective function.
COLLAGENA. The Bulgarian collagen hydrolysate produced under patent has scientifically proven molecular effects that restore the skin's proper structure. Unlike other collagens that merely create a superficial film on the skin, the Bulgarian patented collagen effectively targets wrinkles at a deep, molecular level. Moreover, it does not strain the skin with long-term use, eliminating the need for constant product replacements. Let's understand why collagen is valuable for the beauty, youthfulness, and strength of our skin. Collagen is the crucial protein found in connective tissue, and due to its diverse forms, it significantly influences the overall condition and appearance of the skin.
During childhood and adolescence, collagen fibers align parallel to each other, allowing for elastic, flexible, and smoother skin. However, as we age, collagen fibers evolve differently for each person. The soluble collagen in the skin decreases, leading to modified collagen. Consequently, the skin loses elasticity, becomes loose, dry, and the outermost layer thickens, resulting in the appearance of wrinkles. To compensate for this natural loss of soluble collagen, cosmetic products are used to supplement it. Collagen has been clinically tested and proven to activate connective tissue metabolism and stimulate the formation of new collagen fibers.
