Our skin regenerates itself on average every 28 days. Dead skin cells accumulate and remain on the skin surface. Therefore, our skin is unable to breathe properly. This can result in clogged pores and a dull complexion.
BioVegane Organic Papaya AHA Night Serum (with 2% AHA acid) acts as a pre-treatment overnight, leaving the skin looking smooth and radiant. Effective natural AHA acids support the nocturnal skin renewal process, eliminating dead cells and revealing fresh, new skin. For a radiantly fresh complexion – overnight!
Application:
Apply to the skin after cleansing in the evening.
Allow absorbing into the skin for 5 minutes before applying a moisturizer.
Organic papaya has the perfect combination of glycolic, citric and tartaric acid.
Glycolic Acids: Glycolic acid naturally occurs in Sugar Cane. Glycolic acid is so special because it is made up of very small molecules
that easily penetrate the skin‘s outer layers causing healthier-looking skin.
Citric Acid: Citric acid is found in a variety of citrus fruits and is used to adjust PH value, to insure that a product‘s PH value is
efficient and skin-friendly.
Tartaric Acid: Tartaric acid occurs in grapes (also in red wine). Tartaric acid is mostly used to support other peeling compounds to
achieve the proper PH level.
Other Ingredients include:
Papaya Extract supports skin cell renewal, bringing a glow to the complexion while acting as an anti-oxidant.
2% Alpha-Hydroxy-Acid (AHA) acts as an exfoliant, promoting skin cell renewal while retaining moisture.
Orange Essence – Activates the lymphatic flow thereby spurring the process of overnight detoxification.
Through antibacterial, calming, and anti-inflammatory action, skin impurities are prevented.
Hochmolekulares Polysaccharid – creates a protective film on the skin, thus preventing moisture loss.
Aloe Vera soothes and moisturizes.
Ginkgo promotes circulation, strengthens and nurtures the skin.
Hyaluronic Acid retains moisture and plumps up the skin. The skin preserves its smoothness, elasticity and resilience.
