Tocopherol
Offers antioxidant, moisture-binding, cell-regenerating properties, and promotes blood circulation.

Phospholipids
Help strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, effective impact.

Aloe Vera
Known for its excellent skin tolerance, Aloe Vera deeply hydrates and stimulates natural cell regeneration.

Milk Proteins
Enhance skin hydration and elasticity, promoting a smoother, more supple appearance.

Selected Oils [Sesame, Almond, Black Cumin]
These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, provide moisture, and support the recovery of stressed skin cells.

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.

Specially formulated for demanding, stressed, sensitive skin in need of extra care.

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.

Repairs and Strengthens Skin Barrier
Rich in essential fatty acids, including linoleic acid, oleic acid, and phytosterols, along with Vitamin E, this treatment mimics the skin’s natural lamellar structure and strengthens its protective barrier.
Antioxidative Boost
Provides a powerful antioxidative boost, helping to defend against environmental stressors and free radicals.
Regenerates and Nourishes
Promotes cell regeneration and stimulates collagen production, while supplying the skin with vital substances like polysaccharides, enzymes, amino acids, minerals, and vitamins.
Soothes and Increases Moisture
Calms irritated skin, binds moisture, and increases skin hydration, improving firmness and elasticity.
Versatile for Various Skin Types and Concerns
Ideal for sensitive, anti-aging, and stressed skin. It’s soothing for sensitive skin types with ingredients like Aloe Vera, Black Cumin Oil, and Sesame Oil, and can be used as complementary support for eczema and psoriasis treatment.
TIP:
Super-charge your day and night care by adding a couple of drops before applying. With regular use, the skin becomes more stabilized and resilient.

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.

7 count, 15 count

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.

Aqua [Water], Isoamyl Laurate, Sesamum Indicum [Sesame] Seed Oil, Glyceryl Linoleate, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis [Sweet Almond] Oil, Glycerin , Ethylhexylglycerin, Phospholipids , Lactis Proteinum [Whey Protein], Ni gel la Sativa [Black Cumin] Seed Oil, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder, Helianthus Annus [Sunflower] Seed Oil, Tocopherol , Glyceryl Linolenate, Lactose, Phenoxyethanol, Hydroxyethyl Acrylate/ Sodium Acryloyldimethyl Taurate Copolymer, Sucrose Stearate, Sodium Citrate, Sorbitol an Isostearate, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Glyceryl Caprylate, Xanthan Gum Gum, Citric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, P-Anisic Acid, Parfum [Fragrance], Linalool , D-Limonene

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.

Break the top of the ampoule and apply the contents to clean skin or directly to targeted areas. It’s a simple way to enhance your daily skincare routine.

FAQ

1. What is Tocopherol and how does it benefit the skin? Tocopherol, a form of Vitamin E, acts as an antioxidant, helps bind moisture, regenerates skin cells, and promotes blood circulation for healthier skin.
2. How do phospholipids help the skin? Phospholipids strengthen the skin barrier, refine pores, and provide a deep, rejuvenating effect on the skin.
3. Why is Aloe Vera beneficial for the skin? Aloe Vera has great skin tolerance, providing intensive moisture and stimulating natural cell regeneration for smoother and more hydrated skin.
4. What role do milk proteins play in skincare? Milk proteins increase skin hydration and elasticity, making the skin feel more hydrated, firm, and supple.
5. How do selected oils like Sesame, Almond, and Black Cumin help the skin? These oils have strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, offer moisture, and promote the recovery of stressed or irritated skin cells.