Suitable for daily morning and evening care, supporting the skin's natural overnight renewal rhythm.

Key Benefits

The serum helps visibly reduce wrinkles, hydrates the skin and restores a more radiant appearance. The following morning, the skin is intended to feel hydrated and look rested.

According to the manufacturer, after one week of use the skin should look younger and more radiant. After four weeks, wrinkles should be visibly reduced and the skin should appear renewed; this claim is based on a consumer study involving 106 women.

• Designed to care for visible signs of ageing.
• With regular use, the skin should feel smoother and firmer.
• The texture is described as pleasant and melting.
• The serum leaves a non-sticky finish.
• The product is tested under dermatological supervision.

Regular care thus targets hydration, wrinkles, firmness and the tired appearance of mature skin simultaneously.

Ingredients

The formula uses Melatonin Effect Active technology inspired by the effect of melatonin on the skin. The listed INCI ingredients include:

• sodium hyaluronate, the sodium form of hyaluronic acid,
• tocopherol, also known as vitamin E,
• squalane,
• the peptide palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7.

The formula combines technology focused on the skin's overnight renewal rhythm with hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, squalane and a peptide.

Use and Dosage

Use the serum every day, morning and evening. Apply 3–4 drops to cleansed and dry skin on the face and neck. Follow with a face cream.

The pipette allows you to measure the recommended amount for regular care of the face and neck.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 30 ml.
• Glass bottle with a pipette for dosing.
• The product belongs to the Age Perfect Cell Renew skincare range.

About the Brand

The L'Oréal brand was founded in 1909 by chemist Eugène Schueller. His first hair dye was called L'Auréale, which became the basis for the company's later name. The company officially adopted the name L'Oréal in 1939.

You are choosing a serum from a brand whose history dates back to 1909.