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Face masks - masks and scrub Vandel reflex cream 50g
Vandel Reflex Cream
Description
Thanks to the properties of its components Vandel Reflex cream is indicated for:
-Loss of tissue trophist
-Reduction of oxidative stress
-Dehydration
-Cutaneous alternatives derived from the use of cortisonic pots.
Vandel Reflex Cream preserves skin elasticity. It gives deep hydration to treated areas, stimulates the biological defenses of the skin. Preserves the function of the cell lipid matrix, contrasts the onset of signs of aging by strengthening the protective functions and acidity of the hydrolipidic film (NMF). It is suitable for treating sensitive skin because it lacks potentially irritating preservatives (such as imidazolidinylurea and parabens). Vandel Reflex Cream is a safe and effective treatment. It is proposed as an effective cosmetic alternative to more drastic treatments such as applications of pots containing hydrocortisone.
-Copernicia cerifera wax: it is obtained from the leaves of a palm native to Brazil. It has rheological properties that give viscosity and elasticity to the formulation, making it viscose and able to stay long on the treated surfaces.
-Urea: natural component of the skin, promotes the replenishment of the natural hydration factor (NMF) of the epidermis. Strengthens the skin barrier function.
-Glycyrrhiza glabra. It carries out cortison-like activities without side effects related to the use of cortisonists.
-Bisabolol: it is obtained by distillation of the essential oil of chamomile. It performs soothing and dehydrating activity, it is a factor of modulation of skin inflammation.
-Spentgrain wax: decongestant action and trophism of the treated skin surface. Microcirculation activity.
-Saccharomyces cerevisia extract: it is the "sugar fung". It performs action of cutaneous trophism. Antioxidant activity, reduces the transepidermal loss of water.
-Hyaluronic acid: mucopolysaccharide belonging to the group of glycosaminoglycans (GAG). is able to bind a high number of water molecules ensuring skin hydration. It possesses film properties and viscosizing. Its presence guarantees the maintenance of the right degree of hydration, stress and plasticity of the skin.
-Aloe barbadensis leaf juice: produces a protective film on the skin, moisturizing and soothing, possesses antifungal and antimicrobial properties. It performs reepitelizing activity, modulates inflammatory processes and skin redness.
Mode of use
Apply Vandel Reflex Cream on the affected area (better if slightly moistened with water), massage until completely absorbed. Repeat the operation twice or more times a day.
Conservation
Store at room temperature.
Validity of whole packaging: 48 months.
Post-opening validation: 12 months.
Format
50 g bottle.
Bibliography
D.D. Hurst, S. Fogel, Mitotic recombination and heteroallelic repair in Saccharomyces cerevisiae extract. Genetics, 1 964, Sep; 50 (3): 435-458.
Richard J. Reynolds, Errol C. Friedberg, Molecular Mechanisms of Pyrimidine Dimer Excision in Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Incision of Ultraviolet-Irradiated Deoxyribonucleic Acid In Live. J. Bacteriol. May 1981 vol. 146 no. 2 692-704.
K.C. Madison, Barrier function of the skin: "la raison d'être" of the epidermis, in Journal of investigative dermatology, 2003, 121, pp. 231-41.
Thanks to the properties of its components Vandel Reflex cream is indicated for:
-Loss of tissue trophist
-Reduction of oxidative stress
-Dehydration
-Cutaneous alternatives derived from the use of cortisonic pots.
Vandel Reflex Cream preserves skin elasticity. It gives deep hydration to treated areas, stimulates the biological defenses of the skin. Preserves the function of the cell lipid matrix, contrasts the onset of signs of aging by strengthening the protective functions and acidity of the hydrolipidic film (NMF). It is suitable for treating sensitive skin because it lacks potentially irritating preservatives (such as imidazolidinylurea and parabens). Vandel Reflex Cream is a safe and effective treatment. It is proposed as an effective cosmetic alternative to more drastic treatments such as applications of pots containing hydrocortisone.
-Copernicia cerifera wax: it is obtained from the leaves of a palm native to Brazil. It has rheological properties that give viscosity and elasticity to the formulation, making it viscose and able to stay long on the treated surfaces.
-Urea: natural component of the skin, promotes the replenishment of the natural hydration factor (NMF) of the epidermis. Strengthens the skin barrier function.
-Glycyrrhiza glabra. It carries out cortison-like activities without side effects related to the use of cortisonists.
-Bisabolol: it is obtained by distillation of the essential oil of chamomile. It performs soothing and dehydrating activity, it is a factor of modulation of skin inflammation.
-Spentgrain wax: decongestant action and trophism of the treated skin surface. Microcirculation activity.
-Saccharomyces cerevisia extract: it is the "sugar fung". It performs action of cutaneous trophism. Antioxidant activity, reduces the transepidermal loss of water.
-Hyaluronic acid: mucopolysaccharide belonging to the group of glycosaminoglycans (GAG). is able to bind a high number of water molecules ensuring skin hydration. It possesses film properties and viscosizing. Its presence guarantees the maintenance of the right degree of hydration, stress and plasticity of the skin.
-Aloe barbadensis leaf juice: produces a protective film on the skin, moisturizing and soothing, possesses antifungal and antimicrobial properties. It performs reepitelizing activity, modulates inflammatory processes and skin redness.
Mode of use
Apply Vandel Reflex Cream on the affected area (better if slightly moistened with water), massage until completely absorbed. Repeat the operation twice or more times a day.
Conservation
Store at room temperature.
Validity of whole packaging: 48 months.
Post-opening validation: 12 months.
Format
50 g bottle.
Bibliography
D.D. Hurst, S. Fogel, Mitotic recombination and heteroallelic repair in Saccharomyces cerevisiae extract. Genetics, 1 964, Sep; 50 (3): 435-458.
Richard J. Reynolds, Errol C. Friedberg, Molecular Mechanisms of Pyrimidine Dimer Excision in Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Incision of Ultraviolet-Irradiated Deoxyribonucleic Acid In Live. J. Bacteriol. May 1981 vol. 146 no. 2 692-704.
K.C. Madison, Barrier function of the skin: "la raison d'être" of the epidermis, in Journal of investigative dermatology, 2003, 121, pp. 231-41.
