Wrinkles result from intrinsic aging (reduced collagen, elastin and hydration) combined with environmental exposure (UV rays, pollution, free radicals). Aging alters skin firmness and regeneration, while environmental factors accelerate tissue degradation and cause oxidative stress. This complex tandem contributes to the formation of wrinkles and fine lines. But wrinkles are also an expression of our emotions, and while it's neither obvious nor natural to have none at all, we do want to take care of ourselves on a daily basis with gentle, effective skin care products. Key active ingredients such as Vitamin C and Vegetal Retinol are real beauty allies.
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First, we recommend gently cleansing your face with Yodi Trio d'Huiles cleanser. This powder cleanser removes impurities from your skin while nourishing it with 3 cold-pressed plant oils: argan oil, safflower oil and sunflower oil. These oils are highly nourishing and repairing. This product also contains a natural prebiotic to reinforce the skin barrier and protect your face from external aggressions.
We then recommend using the "Rétinol-like Végétal" oil serum"which contains argan, oat, jojoba and sunflower oils to deeply nourish your skin.
Argan oil is also known for its anti-aging properties. It also containscoffee oil, which is highly anti-oxidant and therefore prevents free radical damage to the skin (skin aging). It also contains Bakuchiol, a plant that mimics the benefits of retinol but without the associated irritation. It is therefore a powerful anti-aging active ingredient. This miraculous oil is not photosensitizing, so you can apply it morning and night.
Ageing is a privilege, and wrinkles tell our story and reflect the authentic beauty we've acquired over time, so they're not inevitable. But you can use cosmetics to reduce them.
The development of anti-aging treatments continues to be perfected and to remain at the cutting edge of technology. One example is photobiomodulation, a technique based on red light. But how does it work? With a wavelength of around 635 nm, red light is able to penetrate the skin. Studies have shown that regular exposure to red light stimulates the cells. By recharging them with energy, they regenerate more rapidly, increasing the production of collagen, hyaluronic acid and elastin, and are anti-inflammatory. A gentle, long-lasting technique for keeping skin hydrated and smoother.