Anti-aging Cosmetics

Vegan formulas with collagen, retinal, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin C, dermatologically tested for face, neck, and décolleté.

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Signs of ageing
Why wrinkles and loss of firmness appear, and how to treat them
Over time, the skin produces less of its own collagen and hyaluronic acid, which leads to loss of firmness, wrinkles and a less even texture. External factors such as sun, pollution and stress speed up the process.
A good anti-ageing routine combines actives that replenish what the skin stops producing (collagen, hyaluronic acid) with others that boost its natural renewal (retinal) and protect it from external factors (vitamin C, SPF).
Loss of collagen
From the age of 25-30, natural production gradually decreases, reducing firmness and elasticity.
Dehydration
Skin with less water makes expression lines look more visible and loses radiance.
Oxidative stress
Pollution and free radicals damage existing collagen and elastin fibres.
Sun exposure
UV radiation is the main cause of visible premature skin ageing.
Active ingredients
Key actives in the anti-ageing range
Vitamin C
Known for its antioxidant action. Helps improve radiance and promotes a more even, revitalised look.
Radiance
Hyaluronic Acid
Helps keep the skin hydrated and improves its appearance, elasticity and feeling of comfort.
Hydration
Retinal
An ingredient widely used in skin renewal routines to improve texture and promote a more even-looking skin.
Renewal
Plant collagen
Provides firmness and elasticity, helping to improve the appearance of mature skin for a more cared-for look.
Firmness

FAQs

From 25-30 years old, it's common to introduce preventative actives like hyaluronic acid and vitamin C. Retinal is usually incorporated a bit later, or when the first visible signs appear..

Retinal is closer to retinoic acid in the vitamin A conversion chain, making it act faster and more potently than retinol, while also being less irritating.

It is not recommended to apply them in the same session because they can irritate the skin. The usual approach is to use vitamin C in the morning and retinal at night.

Yes. It's essential, especially if you use retinal, as it increases the skin's sensitivity to the sun.