Regenerating Face Mask Health Labs Care Glow On Regenerating Moisturizing Mask
- Characteristics
- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: health labs care
Line: glow on
Product Type: face mask
Product Properties: for radiance, moisturizing, repair
Volume: 50 ml
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: pharmacy
Skin Type: all types
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Soft, moisturized, and radiant skin - that's what you need! Every skin type requires a proper dose of hydration and regeneration. The formula supports the hydro-lipid barrier and the skin's microbiota. It makes the skin velvety to the touch and ready to absorb additional ingredients for daily care. The formula is very rich, based on several active ingredients:
- Alpha-glucan is a compound from the sugar group, derived from maltose. Thanks to its hygroscopic properties, it increases the moisture level of the epidermis. It is also considered a prebiotic, supporting the balance of the skin's microbiota.
- Enzyme from rapeseed and wheat seeds is a postbiotic that supports the balance of the skin's microbiota, resulting in an improved condition of the epidermal barrier.
- Lactobionic acid - the action of lactobionic acid on the skin is similar to that of AHA acids, but due to the structure of the molecule, it has a gentler effect, does not cause irritation or redness. It has excellent moisturizing and antioxidant properties.
- Hyaluronic acid - intensely moisturizes and reduces water loss through the epidermis. Increases skin hydration, supports its regeneration, and has a rejuvenating effect.
- Phytosphingosine - a ceramide of plant origin. Supports the regeneration of the epidermal barrier, reduces excessive transepidermal water loss, and thus indirectly increases the hydration level of the epidermis.
- Trehalose - increases the moisture level of the epidermis. Has photoprotective properties.
- Ceramides - a group of organic chemical compounds belonging to sphingolipids, which are a key part of the binding substance filling the spaces between the cells of the stratum corneum. A deficiency of ceramides in the epidermis leads to increased permeability of the epidermal barrier, resulting in increased transepidermal water loss and reduced hydration of the epidermis, and dysfunction of the lipid barrier increases the risk of skin irritation.