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Hesperidin is a flavonoid mainly found in citrus peels. It has anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory properties. This compound stimulates cutaneous microcirculation, as its impairment may be the root cause of problems such as dull skin, dark circles under the eyes, and hair loss.

Ceramides are a group of organic compounds belonging to the sphingolipid family, which make up a key part of intercellular cement in the stratum corneum of the epidermis. Without enough ceramides, the epidermis becomes more permeable, which leads to more transepidermal water loss and less hydration remaining in the epidermis, while impaired lipid barrier makes the skin more prone to irritation.

Also known as the “vitamin of youth”. An effective antioxidant that protects the skin against free radicals. Strengthens the epidermal barrier.

A sugar compound which, owing to is hygroscopic properties, boosts hydration in the epidermis. It is also considered a prebiotic which supports healthy skin microbiota.

Trehalose is mainly known for its capacity to protect proteins and other bio-molecules against stressors: very high and very low temperature, dehydration, and osmotic stress. Increases the level of epidermis hydration and demonstrates photo-protective properties.

Mountain arnica (Arnica montana L.) is famous for its anti-inflammatory properties, reducing swelling and bruising. It strengthens capillary walls, which makes it perfectly suited for couperose skin. It is also used as a natural antioxidant in anti-aging products.

Provides a long-lasting moisturizing effect and protects the skin against free radicals. Undaria pinnatifida algae extract is rich in the polysaccharide fucoidan (≥85%) which suppressed the activity of enzymes triggered by adverse environmental factors, such as collagenase and elastase, in vitro. Furthermore, clinical trials have demonstrated that it soothes the skin and protects it against UV radiation. 

This emollient lubricates the skin and regenerates the epidermis, thus reducing transepidermal water loss. This helps hydrate and soothe the skin. It is a derivative of squalene — a natural component of human sebum.

They help the epidermis regenerate and have anti-inflammatory properties. They soothe irritation and boost hydration in the epidermis.

It is a prebiotic that comprehensively supports healthy dermal microbiota, which forms the first line of defense against harmful environmental factors. It also soothes irritation.

Powerful moisturizer that can reduce transepidermal water loss. It can improve skin hydration, speed up its regeneration, and act as an anti-aging agent. Depending on its molecular weight, HA takes on different properties: smaller molecules can penetrate the epidermal barrier more easily, ensuring hydration in the superficial layers of the epidermis, while high molecular weight hyaluronic acid does not penetrate the epidermis, but binds water molecules on its surface, creating a moisturizing compress which reduces discomfort and dehydration.