Face Cream Night Intensive Anti-Aging

• aqua (water)
• persea gratissima (avocado) oil
• squalane
  Retains moisture and reduces water loss of the skin. Squalane can convert free radicals into molecular oxygen and thus protects the skin.
• cetyl alcohol
  Natural fat alcohol that increases the viscosity and stability of emulsions.
• cetearyl alcohol
  Improves the stability of emulsions and has strong soothing properties. A fatty alcohol that occurs as a natural component in plants.
• raphanus sativus (radish) seed extract
• euglena gracilis extract
  Tones, firms the skin and fights against signs of fatigue such as dark circles.
• caprylic/capric triglyceride
  Softens and prepares the skin by filling spaces between cells, making the skin smoother and more flexible.
• prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil
  Rich in anti-oxidante properties, it plays an important role in preventing dry skin and inflammation.
• simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil
  Optimises hydration and produces a light, breathable film without a greasy feel. It is also a powerful antioxidant with excellent free radical scavenging properties, helping the skin to recover from oxidative damage.
• glycerin
  Acts as a protective barrier and promotes skin elasticity. It has a strong moisturizing effect.
• butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter
• sorbitol
  Smoothes and nourishes the skin and retains moisture.
• sea water
• arachidyl alcohol
• phenoxyethanol
  May cause skin allergies and neurological disorders. Preservative used to guarantee the microbiological resistance of the product as well as the stability and therefore the high performance of the formula. Authorised up to 1% by European regulations, and less harmful in rinsed skincare.
• cetearyl glucoside
  Supports the skin's ability to absorb moisture. An emulsifier based on sugar solution.
• sodium carbomer
• behenyl alcohol
  Boosts the emulsification process and improves the stability of the formula. Leaves the skin soft and supple.
• ethylhexylglycerin
  Used as a natural preservative that inhibits the development of harmful bacteria without damaging the skin flora. It also increases the efficacy of other preservative agents.
• arachidyl glucoside
  Matifies the skin, has stabilizing properties.
• lecithin
  Provides maximum hydration, smooths the appearance of the skin and enhances the absorption of other organic active ingredients which substantially restore the features of youthful skin.
• retinol
• pentylene glycol
  May be irritating to individuals with very sensitive skin. Naturally improves the water-binding ability of the skin and improves hydration.
• xanthan gum
  Gelling and thickening agent used to modify the texture of cosmetics. It also increases the stability of emulsions.
• sodium hyaluronate
  Salt of hyaluronic acid, helps to reduce the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles locking moisture into the skin, bringing a plumping effect.
• lactic acid
  Regulates hydration, refines the texture of the skin and stabilizes the pH value as lactic acid is a natural part of the skin's acid mantle.
• alcohol
  Works as a preservative due to its antimicrobial properties. Also widely used in disinfectant products for its antiseptic effect. Its astringent properties help to tighten pores. Can be responsible for dryness if not rebalanced with superfatting substances in cosmetic formulas.
• ascorbyl palmitate
  Protects against free radicals and UV rays. Rich in vitamin C, it stimulates the metabolism and production of collagen which helps regenerate the skin and reduce scars.
• phenethyl alcohol
  Fragrance agent used to perfume cosmetics and antimicrobial preservative.
• laminaria digitata extract
• saccharide isomerate
  Ensures that the skin is optimally hydrated. A plant-derived sugar mixture, present in similar form in the skin.
• cystoseira tamariscifolia extract
• sodium carrageenan
  Seaweed extract. Used as a thickening and stabilizing agent in cosmetic formulations. It moisturizes the skin, improves product texture and helps maintain moisture, while providing soothing properties.
• tocopherol
  Acts as an antioxidant, is effective against premature wrinkles, soothes the skin and protects it from drying out. Vitamin E also neutralizes free radicals.
• helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil
  Helps replenish, strengthen, and soothe skin. Sunflower oil is particularly beneficial for dry, dehydrated, or damaged skin because it helps repairing its lipidic barrier.
• polysorbate 20
  Used to dilute essential oils or perfumes in water-based cosmetic products such as lotions or creams.
• glucose
  Used as a flavoring agent, humectant and skin-conditioning agent.
• linalool
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. Considered toxic only if inhaled. Limited dosage.
• chlorella vulgaris extract
• limonene
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• potassium phosphate
  Mineral emulsifier that stabilizes the pH value of the skin.
• potassium sorbate
  Inhibits the growth of microorganisms in cosmetic products.
• benzyl salicylate
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• haematococcus pluvialis extract
  Freshwater microalgae with antioxidant and anti-aging properties thanks to its minerals and vitamins.
• rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract
• biotin
  Regulates sebum and strengthens the skin, hair and nails. Also called vitamin H and vitamin B7.
• parfum (fragrance)
• maris sal (sea salt)

*this list may change over time.
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