Exfoliating Facial Peeling Mousse with AHA 200 ml

Peeling with AHAs in mousse for exfoliating, smoothing and brightening all skin types
With 5 fruit alpha hydroxy acids: Glycolic, Lactic, Citric, Malic, Tartaric acid and Vitamin B3
Exfoliating, smoothing and illuminating action
Formula with 95% ingredients of natural origin
Format 200 ml

Ref: DC810

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Product description

Face exfoliator in mousse with Fruit Acids to exfoliate the skin and stimulate cell renewal.

Facial exfoliator in Mousse that performs a micro-chemical peeling in just 5 minutes for an exfoliating, smoothing and illuminating action. Thanks to its specific formulation based on ingredients of natural origin that remove dead cells, the skin is freed of impurities and regains its natural radiance. Suitable for all skin types.

Gentle, soap-free foam texture.

Fruit AHA: alpha hydroxy acid complex to exfoliate the various layers of the skin

Lactic Acid (Bilberry AHA)

Glycolic Acid (Sugar Cane AHA)

Citric Acid (AHA from Orange and Lemon)

Malic Acid (AHA from maple syrup)

Tartaric Acid (AHA from maple syrup)

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3): acts on complexion brightening by inhibiting the activation of melanogenesis, for a luminous and even complexion, with powerful anti-free radical properties to improve complexion uniformity.

Neuro-Phyto-Oxygenating Complex: exclusive Docteur Renaud patent , 100 % natural which acts through a targeted action on the cutaneous nervous system to regulate skin stress and cell oxygenation, restoring its balance and making it highly receptive to the action of the active ingredients.

Format 200 ml

Details

AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids) are ingredients recognised for their exfoliating and stimulating properties for skin renewal and regeneration.

They are also known as 'fruit acids' because most of them occur naturally in fruit.

For example, malic acid in apples, glycolic acid in sugar cane, citric acid in citrus fruits, while lactic acid is a by-product of some species of bacteria, but is found naturally in many fruits such as pineapple and blueberry.

The name AHA refers to the chemical structure of all these molecules, which are able to 'break' the bonds that bind together the cells and the superficial layers of the skin, composed mainly of keratin. This is why the action of AHAs is also known as keratolytic activity, because they remove the layer of dead and superficial cells, stimulating cell regeneration.

They remove dead cells from the surface of the skin, promoting and stimulating cell renewal.

Hints

Use on the face, neck and décolleté, massaging in a lather. Leave on for 5-10 minutes, then emulsify with the fingertips. Rinse and dry.

Avoid contact with the eyes.

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