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DERMEDEN CRÈME DE JOUR 4 EN 1 PEAUX SÈCHES 50ML
- Réduit les signes de l’âge : rides, ridules, perte de fermeté et d’élasticité
- Diminue les taches pigmentaires
- Hydrate et nourrit
- Protège et répare des rayonnements UVA/UVB et lumière bleue
- Excellente base de maquillage
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Description
Chaque année, à partir de l'âge de 20 ans, les fibroblastes cutanés produisent naturellement moins de collagène, d'élastine et d'acides hyaluroniques, ce qui constitue le vieillissement programmé des cellules. Les conséquences de ce phénomène incluent l'apparition de rides et de ridules, une peau plus sèche et moins ferme.
Heureusement, des ingrédients tels que la Niacinamide et l'Acide Hyaluronique ont été scientifiquement prouvés pour leur efficacité.
Cependant, leur utilisation est inefficace si l'on ne traite pas la principale cause du vieillissement cutané : l'exposition aux rayonnements (UV, lumière bleue, IR), responsables de 80 % du vieillissement prématuré de la peau.
Le puissant cocktail Day Protocole, composé d'écrans anti-rayonnements (SPF 50 PA+++ contre les UVA et UVB, ainsi que la lumière bleue), protège les cellules de la peau contre le vieillissement, hydrate (Acide Hyaluronique non réticulé de haut poids moléculaire à 1 %), et traite les rides, ridules et taches brunes (Acide Dioïque à 1 %, Niacinamide Grade S à 5 %).
Conseils d'utilisation :
Prélevez l'équivalent de la longueur de votre première phalange distale (jusqu'à l'ongle). Émulsionnez le produit entre vos mains avant de l'appliquer sur l'ensemble du visage en effectuant des mouvements circulaires, de l'intérieur vers l'extérieur. Renouvelez l'application pour insister sur les zones du cou et du décolleté.
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