regenerating face cream

HYDROLYSED COLLAGEN (extracellular matrix component). 
Type l collagen represents the main structural component of the extracellular matrix of the dermis; it is also particularly rich in amino acids necessary for the synthesis of collagen itself.

ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS (a component of the extracellular matrix). 
Arginine, hydroxyproline, glycine, proline, and isoleucine provide dermal cells with the necessary pool of amino acids.

HYDROLYZED ELASTIN (a component of the extracellular matrix). 
A fibrous glycoprotein that acts as a film-forming and moisturizing agent; it is one of the supporting structures of the dermal connective tissue. Due to its high amino acid content, it ensures a significant increase in skin hydration,  elasticity, and turgor.

SODIUM HYALURONATE EXTRA LW (molecular weight 100 to 400 kDa). 
A salt of hyaluronic acid that is a major component of connective tissues. Its low molecular weight is very useful in dermocosmetics because it maintains the correct degree of hydration, turgidity, plasticity, and viscosity. It easily penetrates the skin, retains water, and fills the spaces between collagen and elastin, helping to fight wrinkles and signs of aging.

GLYCOSAMINOGLYCANS
Molecules typical of the basic amorphous substance that makes up the extracellular matrix of connective tissues. Natural humectant, moisturizer, and gelling agent.

GLUCOSAMINE
An amino sugar found in the extracellular matrix. It enters the polysaccharide chains of cartilage matrix glycosaminoglycans (including hyaluronic acid).

18§ -GLYCYRRHETINIC ACID
A metabolite of glycyrrhizin, it is structurally similar to cortisol, whose anti-inflammatory activity it enhances.

BISABOLOLOL
A natural alcohol that is obtained by distillation of chamomile essential oil. It is soothing, anti-inflammatory, softening, healing and repairing.

ESSENTIAL OIL OF ST. JOHN’S WORT
Oleolyte obtained from the fresh flowers of Hypericum perforatum, a plant belonging to the Hypericaceae family, also known as St. John’s Wort. Anti-inflammatory, emollient, soothing, antiseptic.

HEMP OIL.
Source of alpha linolenic acid, with an optimal balance of omega-3 and omega-6. It also has significant amounts of amino acids and numerous vitamins (including A, E, B1, B2, PP, C), minerals (such as iron, calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus), phytosterols and cannabinoids. It has an elasticizing effect, and its effects are also seen on acne-prone skin, slowing down sebum production and alleviating inflammation. It also effectively counteracts signs of aging and expression lines by stimulating microcirculation. It moisturizes without clogging pores and is suitable for all skin types, oily, dry and combination.

VITAMIN E
Has antioxidant properties, fights free radicals and promotes cell renewal. It protects the body from pollution damage, maintaining skin elasticity and hydration.

PANTENOL
Induces the synthesis of a precursor of fatty acids and sphingolipids, which are essential for the constitution of the lipid bilayer of the stratum corneum. It helps repair the skin barrier, improve hydration and decrease roughness as it penetrates the deeper layers of the skin by fixing water, keeping the skin more elastic and firm.

RETINOL
Has unique abilities, such as inducing collagen and elastin synthesis. An excellent antioxidant to combat photo-aging, it slows down the effects of time by intervening in the regeneration of the skin surface, resulting in firm, smooth skin. It removes the first layer of dead cells, helping to combat skin discolorations such as blemishes and acne marks while giving it a visible brightening effect.

ARGIRELOX® (Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 and Pentapeptide-18)

Peptide complex effective in fighting expression lines and generating a smoothing effect by modulating muscle contractions in the pre-synaptic pathway, acting on reducing acetylcholine release, a Botox-like effect is reproduced.

ARGIRELOX® acts with equivalent results on various areas of the face such as eye contour, the area between the eyebrows, neck, sides of the mouth, and lip contour.

Over the years, different approaches have been used to treat skin blemishes with varying success, and some of these methods are based on filling the folds with natural or artificial substances (fillers) with short, medium, and long-term results. Other methods (Botox) are based on reducing muscle contraction resulting in skin relaxation and wrinkle reduction.