DÉCOLLETÉ

This anti-ageing cream has a high level formulation, thanks to the presence of both collagen and the latest generation of peptides, i.e. specific molecules that stimulate the formation of structural tissue in the dermis.

It is very efficient in firming and rejuvenating the skin of the neck and décolleté.

Extremely rich of nourishing fatty acids of the best butters and oils on the market, it provides rapid hydration, strengthens the skin’s essential moisturizing barrier and restores the regeneration of skin tissue.

A gentle peeling of the stratum corneum and simultaneous nourishment of the underlying cells promotes a smoother, brighter and firmer skin. It effectively reduces dryness, sagging skin on the neck and eliminates fine lines, wrinkles and scars.

Application
Evenly spread the cream on the skin of the neck and decollete, following the Langer lines. Multiple daily applications are recommended.

Do not use on open lesions.

A small amount of cream is sufficient.

Contains NO pegs, parabens, sls nor harmful substances, NOT tested on animals, organic preservatives and fragrances.

INCI:
Aqua; Mandelic Acid; Palmytoyl Tripeptide; Mangifera Indica seed butter; Persea Gratissima Oil (AVOCADO), Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Prunus Armenica Kernel Oil, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Tocopherol.
Hydrogenated vegetable oil, Tocopherol; Argania spinosa kernel oil; Opuntia Ficus-Indica seed oil; Tocopheryl acetate; Cetearyl olivate (e) Sorbitan olivate

• INGREDIENTS

  Peptidi
  They are the vanguard of anti-age cosmetics, invaluable active cosmetic ingredients.
  Peptides consist of a short linear chain of amino acids. These can be defined as the building blocks of proteins (among the many proteins are collagen, elastin and millions of other structures already present in our body).
  Peptides form part of signal molecules, cellular messengers. For the skin ageing process, specific peptides can be used to stimulate collagen production very effectively by acting on enzymes.

  Mandelic acid
  Mandelic acid was accidentally isolated during the heating of a bitter almond extract (containing amygdalin) diluted in hydrochloric acid The name ‘mandelic’ is derived from the word ‘mandel’, which means almond in German.
  It is part of the alpha-hydroxy acid family, molecules widely used in cosmetics to make exfoliating, lightening and antioxidant creams.

  Apricot butter
  Apricot Butter is not extracted directly by pressing the kernels, but is derived from the hydrogenation of apricot kernel oil (Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Oil). The product consists of a mixture of apricot vegetable oil and apricot butter, with the addition of tocopherol as an antioxidant. Composed of oleic acid, linoleic acid, palmitic acid and stearic acid, it has emollient and nourishing properties that promote the maintenance of skin elasticity. It protects the skin from damage induced by atmospheric agentssuch as cold, wind,
  UV rays.

  Avocado butter
  This precious butter is used in cosmetics especially for dry, devitalized and dehydrated skin for its excellent nourishing, emollient and regenerating properties. It is also used to treat eczema and xerosis for its eudermic and sebum-like properties.
  Useful in reducing stretch marks and restoring tone and nourishment to mature skin, avocado butter can in fact stimulate the activity of the dermal fibroblasts, promoting collagen synthesis. It is also a valuable aid in the treatment of skin affections such as psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema and skin irritations, small wounds and burns because it promotes healing.
  Being an excellent sebum-regulator, it is also used in cases of acne.

  Mango butter
  A white, odorless butter with a very soft consistency is extracted from the seed of the fruit.
  Mango butter has emollient properties and therefore helps to keep the skin moisturized, smooth and silky. It helps the skin to restore its lipid composition and stay moisturized even after external aggressions such as
  wind, cold and sun. It also has a regenerating and antioxidant effect and protects the skin against premature ageing.