Anti-aging cream dedicated to sensitive, highly vascularised skin, prone to telangiectasia, irritated, in the course of rosacea and highly inflammatory acne, without causing skin irritation. The fundamental active ingredient of the cream is retinal. Retinal is the active form of vitamin A, which after passing through the stratum corneum is transformed into retinoic acid. Retinal is a retinoid that stimulates the renewal and reconstruction of the dermis, thereby improving the density and oval of the face. It is a form of vitamin A that is much better tolerated than retinol, while having a stronger active effect, which is why it is available in a low dose. It directly affects the vascularisation of the skin as well as the functioning of the sebaceous glands, bringing spectacular effects in the treatment of rosacea and acne vulgaris. The anti-aging effect is enhanced by the plant equivalent of retinol - bakuchiol, which inhibits the activity of collagenase and is also an inhibitor of Cutibacterium acnes bacteria, Staphylococcus and Candida yeast. Bakuchiol combined with niacinamide gives a strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effect. Niacinamide in the cream reduces TEWL, which affects skin hydration and improves the functioning of the epidermal barrier. The combination of all ingredients in the cream soothes irritations and calms skin redness. A year-round product, it is ideal as the first step in introducing retinoids into skin care. Also recommended when discontinuing prescription retinoids to maintain therapeutic effects (suggested use for 12 months after completing treatment with prescription retinoids, both local and systemic).

Night cream. After two-step skin cleansing, apply the cream and massage gently. Wash your hands after applying the cream.
Do not use: during pregnancy (the product can be used during lactation), around the eyes.
When using retinal treatment, use zinc-based creams every morning: Dermomedica Antioxidant Mineral Cream SPF 30 or Resveratrol Mineral Cream SPF 30, to enhance the metabolism of vitamin A in the skin and for mineral photoprotection.
If you undergo in-office treatments, the cream should be discontinued 2 days before the treatment and introduced into your care 2 days after the treatment or according to the therapist's recommendations.
Treatment with external retinoids (if there are no contraindications) should last for 18-24 months.