Hyaluronic acid | Substance naturally present in the human body, known for its hydrating and filling properties.
Pal-GHK and Pal-GQPR | The two matrikines Pal-GHK and Pal-GQPR play an important physiological role in restructuring and repairing the skin. These fragmented peptides work together synergistically to repair skin damage caused by chronoaging, stimulating the production of macromolecules in the extracellular matrix and positively influencing the gene expression involved in the skin regeneration process. These qualities give them obvious effectiveness anti-wrinkle, supported by evidence in both in vivo and in vitro studies.
Sweet almond oil | It intensely nourishes the skin and is particularly suitable for dry and dehydrated skin, even with itching and dermatitis.
Shea butter | A valid support for the repair of damaged cellular tissue.
Cocoa seed butter | With innate emollient, hydrating properties and strong antioxidant power, it protects and hydrates the skin
Oak stem cells | Fundamental in the processes of response to oxidative stress, they promote the cross-linking of collagen fibres.
Vitamin E | In addition to its powerful emollient action, it helps provide protection against UV radiation and other free radicals.
Vitamin C derivative | It helps neutralize free radicals in our body that lead to oxidative stress.
