REFILL Resveratrol care - Age-delay Day Cream

The Age-delay Day Cream is filled to the brim with vitamins in a glass, ecological packaging. The two hydrolates used: from damask rose and fig opuntia, provide bioflavonoids, beta-carotene, vitamins A, B, C and E, sugars, peptides and mineral salts. Moreover, rose water has soothing and antiseptic properties, reduces epidermal tension and provides a high level of hydration. The fig opuntia hydrolate has an anti-aging effect, nourishes and firms the skin. In addition to grape seed and plum kernel oils, we used buriti oil, which is highly biocompatible with the skin, protecting it from irritation caused by UV radiation. It is a great regulator of the functioning of the sebaceous glands and has antioxidant properties that delay the aging process of the skin. Thanks to the inulin (prebiotic) the skin moisturizes much faster, better and deeper than hyaluronic acid. And this is not the only unusual property of inulin. Maintaining the balance of bacterial microflora, supports the multiplication of beneficial bacteria by strengthening the skin's resistance and its natural protective barrier. Resveratrol, with four times greater potency than vitamins E and C, extends the vitality of skin cells, activates their division and stimulates self-regeneration and renewal. It improves the level of skin hydration, smooths it and maintains its elasticity and firmness. Acacia collagen, which is a plant substitute for animal collagen, has very strong moisturizing properties and retains water in the epidermis. In addition, bamboo and radish ferments and moss extract will protect against urban smog and other destructive external factors, which will significantly delay the aging process. Mango butter, except that it sounds great, it is a rich source of essential, unsaturated fatty acids and vitamins: A, C and E. It softens and strengthens the epidermal barrier, supporting self-regeneration processes. It contains a large amount of beta-carotene and sugars that have a strong moisturizing effect. And we cannot forget about the mysteriously sounding bakuchiol, which is a plant equivalent of retinol. Without irritating the skin, it has a slight exfoliating effect, thanks to which the damaged and callous layer of the epidermis is reduced and the skin becomes more cohesive while maintaining firmness and elasticity. Small wrinkles disappear and mimic wrinkles become shallower. Wonderful, right? A considerable advantage of bakuchiol is the lack of side effects during use