It is ideal when you want to combine hydration and nourishment with make-up removal, skin preparation before make-up, or after-sun and post-shave care.

Key Benefits

The product provides both immediate and long-lasting hydration. Its nourishing care helps leave skin soft and supple, and its formula is non-comedogenic.

Embryolisse Multi-Function Moisturizer serves six functions:

• moisturising day or night cream,
• make-up base,
• cleansing milk,
• moisturising mask,
• after-sun care,
• post-shave care.

In a single product, you get hydration, nourishment, and several practical ways to use it in your everyday skincare routine.

Ingredients

The key ingredients include shea butter, beeswax, and aloe vera. The formula also contains hydrolysed soy protein and fragrance.

• Shea butter
• Beeswax
• Aloe vera
• Hydrolysed soy protein
• Fragrance

The ingredient overview allows you to take into account the presence of beeswax and fragrance when making your choice.

Use and Dosage

As a day or night cream, apply the product to clean skin. For make-up removal, apply it to a cotton pad and remove make-up and impurities. To use as a moisturising mask, apply a thicker layer and leave it on for at least 15 minutes.

Once opened, the product can be stored for 12 months.

You can easily adapt the application method depending on whether you need everyday skincare, make-up removal, or a moisturising mask.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 30 ml
• The tube contains 95% recycled aluminium and is recyclable.
• The recyclable cardboard box is FSC certified and comes from responsibly managed forests.
• Made in France.

You get a multifunctional product in a recyclable tube and cardboard box.

About the Brand

The French brand Embryolisse was founded in 1950. It is a family-owned, independent company run by a pharmacist and his wife, designing and manufacturing all its products in France.

The brand's formulas are systematically tested on sensitive skin. The products undergo clinical testing and assessment by independent laboratories. The Lait-Crème Concentré itself was originally created by a dermatologist at the Saint-Louis hospital in Paris.