Who This Is For

This multi-benefit serum is suited  for all skin types who is looking for a natural retinol alternative.

How To Use

What To Expect

Helps improve skin elasticity, dullness and texture while increases firmness and elasticity.

Notes

Ideal even for sensitive skin.

Slow down the race against time. This age advocating serum does it all, without irritation. Formulated with potent bakuchiol – a natural retinol-alternative, plus legacy peptides, it targets premature age progression with a powerful antioxidant defense against environmental oxidative stress. Helps protect and nourish the hydrolipidic barrier, with deep-penetrating hydrators that reserve skin’s water circulation. Used daily, it improves texture, wrinkle appearance and the feel of firmness, while cell turnover revs up to target pores, spots and uneven tone. Created for all skin types – especially sensitive, as it helps decrease the intensity of transitory or persistent redness.

Key Benefits

• 90% saw skin elasticity, dullness and texture improve, with natural bakuchiol and peptides*

• For all skin types, especially sensitive

Key Ingredients

Bakuchiol (.5%): The first natural alternative to retinol, this compound from the Babchi plant has a different molecular structure than retinol, but a comparable effect on the skin. It helps fine lines, wrinkles, skin elasticity and firmness.

Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 (3%): Legacy blend of powerful but non-irritating peptides to promote smoothing, and improve tone + elasticity; Restores + maintains youthful appearance and targets collgen fibers by acting as a cellular messenger; Increases hyaluronic acid in the skin.

Xylitylglucoside, Anhydroxylitol + Xylitol (2%): Vegetable-derived, anti-dehydration sugar blend maintains hydration; Increases + reserves water circulation, helps reinforce skin's barrier and boost hyaluronic acid.

Piperonyl Glucose (2%): Helps reduce skin redness (transitory or persistent) in intensity and surface area; significant reduction of persistent redness such as erythrosis/rosacea (in-vivo).