VITAMIN CREAM NIGHT

is obtained by pressing the ripe seeds of the safflower (Carthamus tinctorius). Safflower—also called false saffron due to its intense yellow-red petals—is an ancient cultivated plant native to the Middle East and Central Asia. In ancient times, the red pigment was used to dye fabrics. The light, pale yellow oil is characterized by a particularly high linoleic acid content (up to 80%). This polyunsaturated essential fatty acid belongs to the group of omega-6 fatty acids. Linoleic acid stabilizes cell membranes in the skin and has strong anti-inflammatory properties.

Vitamin A is the beauty vitamin for demanding skin. This epithelial-protecting vitamin stimulates the formation of new skin cells and collagen, regulates the keratinization process, and improves the appearance and elasticity of the skin. Vitamin A palmitate is a stabilized form of vitamin A used to regulate keratinization disorders.

is probably the best-known vitamin and performs very important functions in the body. It is essential for strengthening the immune system and stimulating the hormonal and nervous systems, regulating lipid metabolism, and stimulating the detoxification system. Through its antioxidant effect, enhancing collagen synthesis, and protecting against skin damage caused by free radicals, vitamin C prevents skin aging, reduces the formation of wrinkles, and smooths the skin.

As a powerful antioxidant, it provides active cell protection, has been proven to increase skin moisture levels and smooth the skin's texture.

(Cera alba) is a natural wax produced by honeybees. It is virtually insoluble in water and therefore protects sensitive skin from moisture loss. Beeswax was already known in ancient times in skin care almost 2,000 years ago, and people valued its softening properties.

Produced from olive oil using a special process, this plant-based butter is water-retaining. This plant-based butter moisturizes and strengthens the skin's barrier function.

(Theobroma cacao) is obtained from fermented and roasted cocoa beans, which are cultivated primarily in Africa and South America. The cocoa trees bear large, melon-like fruits containing the cocoa beans directly on the trunk. Cocoa butter is popular in cosmetic products because it provides a particularly pleasant, nourished skin feeling.

is a plant-based phospholipid that connects the water and oil phases. Emulsification creates lamellar structures similar to the natural lipid structures in the stratum corneum. Lecithin-based emulsions strengthen the skin barrier thanks to their special structure; they act like a "second skin" to a certain extent and can be optimally absorbed by the skin's own hydrolipid film. Transepidermal water loss (TEWL) is reduced, thus increasing skin hydration.

is a colorless, odorless oily liquid derived from olive oil. Squalane, in its unsaturated form (squalene), is an essential component of the skin's natural hydrolipid film and is therefore particularly skin-friendly. We use the saturated form, which is resistant to oxidation and heat. Squalane has moisturizing properties, spreads easily, and provides a silky skin feel. Because of its rapid absorption, it acts as a guide for other active ingredients to penetrate the skin.

is the natural oil of the avocado fruit (Persea gratissima), which is particularly rich in vitamins, phytosterols, and lecithin. It protects the skin from drying out and becoming brittle.

It is a component of the skin's own Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) and has an effective hydrating effect. It has excellent moisturizing properties while simultaneously stabilizing the skin's barrier function. We use plant-based glycerin.

is an extract from the microalgae Chlorella vulgaris, which is cultivated in special cultures. Dermochlorella is a recognized source of vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and amino acids. The extract helps the skin maintain its natural balance and acts as a repair and vitality activator.

This unique active complex of marine origin combines three red sea algae: coral moss (Corallina officinalis), twisted starweed (Gigartina stellata), and elkhorn seamoss (Kappaphycus alvarezii). Twisted starweed and elkhorn seamoss provide valuable sulfated polysaccharides. The coral moss is rich in minerals, especially calcium. ALGYL® sustainably strengthens the regeneration and maintenance of an intact skin barrier. The skin's own immune system is optimized, and protection against free radicals is significantly improved. The result: Transepidermal water loss (TEWL) decreases, and the skin is protected and more resistant to negative external influences.