BY CONCERN

Subcategories

• FIRMNESS

  Sagging is a complex phenomenon because it affects all structures of the dermis.

  The epidermis, which has become less toned, relaxes and loses elasticity. The oval of the face becomes blurred, with less clear contours.

• WRINKLES & FINE LINES

  Wrinkles are lines that form on the skin. They are caused by various factors such as aging, sleeping positions, facial expressions, sun exposure, dehydration, and pollution.

  As you get older, the body’s natural production of collagen and elastin diminishes and deeper lines appear. Collagen and elastin are the fibers that support our skin, which provide firmness and suppleness to the skin.

• SKIN WITH REDNESS

  Due to poor blood microcirculation, the capillaries are dilated and cause diffuse or localized redness.

  These dermatological phenomena are called erythrosis and couperose.

  It is therefore necessary to act on the microcirculation by camouflaging the redness and soothing the overheating sensations.

• DEHYDRATED SKIN

  Dehydrated skin is caused by a lack of water. It is a temporary skin condition caused by several factors (stress, seasonal changes, UV rays, diet, etc.). From oily to very dry skin, all skin types can experience dehydration, which manifests itself in different ways. Hydration is essential for healthy, comfortable, and radiant skin, as it makes the skin smoother and plumper while protecting the skin barrier against external aggressions. Our moisturizing formulas keep skin hydrated, supple, and plump.

• OILY SKIN & IMPERFECTIONS

  Oily skin is a skin type that appears shiny across the entire face due to excessive sebum secretion. Oily skin tends to have enlarged pores and sometimes even blemishes (pimples, blackheads, etc.). Its texture is uneven and shiny with sebum from early in the morning. With age, oily skin tends to wrinkle less quickly than dry skin, but it will tend to lose its tone and firmness more easily due to its thicker texture.

• SENSITIVE SKIN

  The cutaneous barrier of sensitive skin is compromised which leads to fragility towards external aggressions.

  Feelings of tightness, tingling, redness occur during sudden temperature changes. The skin is reactive.

• DRY SKIN

  Dry skin is a skin type, unlike dehydrated skin, which is a temporary skin condition. Dry skin lacks nutrition (sebum) compared to dehydrated skin, which lacks water. Dry skin has almost invisible pores that do not secrete enough sebum, leading to a decrease in the lipid content of the hydrolipidic film, which reduces the skin's ability to protect itself against external aggressions. The skin is more prone to discomfort, flaking, tightness, and visible dullness. Dry skin tends to wrinkle more easily due to its thinner texture.

• DULL SKIN

  It is characterized by a lack of radiance, an irregularity of the complexion and can also have a grayish appearance. It gives the skin a lack of uniformity, which then reflects the light less well.

  The causes of dullness include poor circulation, sun exposure and the accumulation of dead skin.

• DARK SPOTS

  Pigmentary spots are often the result of hyperactivity of melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin which gives color to our skin.

  When overstimulated, among other things by hormones and the sun, they produce too much pigment, which leads to hyperpigmentation.