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We tend to take much more care of our face than our neck. This sensitive and fragile area is marked more quickly by time. It thickens, wrinkles, loses its tautness and its radiance. Retargeting Peel Cream is a unique formulation in terms of its design. Applied at night, it transforms the skin's texture, smoothes irregularities and makes the skin extremely soft. This is the effect of cell longevity, the key to your skin's youthfulness.
GLUCONOLACTONE: A natural molecule that induces exfoliation and restores the skin's natural cell renewal cycle while providing optimal hydration.
SOYA ISOFLAVONES: Powerful antioxidants, they protect the skin from environmental stress and therefore from the inflammatory process that causes ageing. These natural active ingredients regenerate the skin.
Free radicals present in excess in the skin cause the breakdown of the supporting fibres and the slowing down of vital functions. The eye contour area, which is thinner, is more quickly subject to the appearance of expression lines that mark the eye. To remedy these imbalances, we have developed this treatment, concentrated in antioxidant smoothing glycolic acid and revitalising, anti-wrinkle provitamin C.
GLYCOLIC ACID: A skin-renewing agent, it smoothes the skin.
MAGNESIUM ASCORBYL PHOSPHATE: Stable, bio-available form of a vitamin C precursor protects the skin from environmental stress.
Pronounced and deep hyperpigmentation is not only the result of the damaging action of UV rays, but is also caused by hormones, hereditary factors, certain medications and inflammation. To solve this complex problem, we have developed a unique formulation to restore even pigmentation.
TRANEXAMIC ACID 2 %: Several international studies have shown that this active ingredient reduces melanin production and the spread of pro-inflammatory elements responsible for hyperpigmentation.
RETINOL: Speeds up skin renewal.
