We are all exposed to photoageing, which degrades our skin: the global warming of the 21st century!
How can we fight the harmful effects of UV rays and the sun? We tell you everything!
Do you live in the North? Does your doctor regularly prescribe you vitamin D? Sunlight is necessary for all living things and the beneficial effects of the sun on the skin are undeniable. But in moderation
An excessive enthusiasm for tanning, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and sunbeds inevitably lead to photoageing of the skin – a pathological process characterised by unfavourable morphological changes in the epidermis.
Exposure of the skin to ultraviolet A rays (UVA) causes increased division of the stem cells of the epidermis – keratinocytes involved in the keratinisation of the epidermis and its constant renewal.
Even without being a specialist, it is easy to tell by appearance a young, healthy skin from skin that is withering and ageing. There are 4 main signs that characterise healthy skin:
- uniform colouring (no hyperpigmentation)
- good tone (elasticity)
- absence of wrinkles, scars and other blemishes (normal texture)
- hydration (sufficient moisture)
This key ingredient of the pharmaceutical industry:
- prevents the formation of wrinkles caused by photoageing (or linked to age), and smooths existing wrinkles and fine lines
- regulates pigment metabolism
brightens the skin - restores cell regeneration
For a course of treatment, use our Firming Serum with Retinol H10 & Liposiliol:
A formula ultra-concentrated in active Retinol (8% retinol H10!), enriched with Jojoba Oil, Sea Buckthorn and Squalane of plant origin (of course): apply about 5-7 drops in the morning and/or evening, using the pipette, onto clean skin: face, not forgetting the neckline.