From the fifties, certain areas of the face seem to erode faster than others. The cheeks lose their curve, the jaw is sagged, the forehead and the contours of the eyes are widening. These are the very volumes of the facial face, giving way to a general impression of fatigue or relaxation. These changes, linked to the slowdown in cell regeneration, often mark a turning point in the care routine.
A targeted response to the loss of volume in post-menopause
With the drop in hormones and the slowdown in cell activity, the skin in post-menopause loses not only in density, but also in capacity to regenerate. The fabrics are refined, the contours are sagging, the face seems dug. It is in this context that Vichy Neovadiol Longevity Revolving cream brings a specific answer, designed to act where losses are the most visible.
By integrating a dermatological technology of advanced – La Longevisia Technology – The formula promises to reset several key skin markers. It acts in depth on cell senescence, one of the major mechanisms of skin aging, in order to revive the natural metabolism of the skin and restore its density.
Vichy Neovadiol Longevity: a formula that relaunches regeneration
At the heart of this formula, three targeted active ingredients act in synergy. Proxylane, recognized to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, strengthens skin structure and improves firmness. The Nad+booster, an energizing ingredient, contributes to repairing cellular DNA, protecting metabolism and reducing inflammation.
Finally, the Senevisium, from the Ginkgo Biloba Bio Bio Français, fight against the accumulation of senescent cells, these aging cells which slow down the skin renewal processes. This combination allows global action on density, elasticity and radiance. The texture, enveloping but light, brings immediate comfort, adapted to the needs of mature skin often in search of softness without heaviness.
Five key areas of the visibly plump face
The results announced are visible on five specific areas: the forehead, the contours of the eyes, the cheeks, the corners of the mouth and the jaw. So many spaces where volume losses are often the most marked after 50 years. By targeting these areas with a specific treatment morning and/or evening, the face regains harmony, a curve, a younger density.
The features are visibly less marked, better sustained, as redesigned. A proposal that is part of a new approach to skin aging: no longer hide it, but act at the root.
