Pre-Aging facial cream with silicon against aging by Alcina is designed for skin care from the age of 25. It is suitable for slightly oily, combination, or slightly dry skin and for regular morning and evening care focused on delaying the aging process.

Key Benefits

• Helps delay the skin aging process and complements care from the age of 25.
• The manufacturer lists hydration, regeneration, and soothing among the declared effects of the cream.
• Biotechnologically produced spider silk creates a breathable protective film on the skin.
• According to the manufacturer, the protective film helps active ingredients work longer and more effectively.
• The product concept is inspired by Korean skincare.
• The manufacturer states a Richness level of 5.

The cream combines everyday skincare with a protective film that supports the action of the active ingredients it contains.

Ingredients

• Silicon is among the declared active ingredients.
• Biotechnologically produced spider silk is listed in the INCI as SR-Spider Polypeptide-1.
• Shea butter can be found in the ingredient list under the name Butyrospermum Parkii Butter.
• Tocopherol is also part of the formulation.

An overview of the specifically declared ingredients will help you assess whether the cream matches your preferences.

Use and Dosage

Apply the cream morning and evening to cleansed skin of the face, neck, and décolleté. The product does not provide UV protection.

With a single cream, you can include the face, neck, and décolleté in both your morning and evening routine.

Packaging and Volume

• The packaging contains 50 ml of facial cream.
• The product is made in Germany.

About the Brand

The ALCINA brand was founded in 1946 by Dr. Kurt Wolff Körperpflegemittel GmbH as part of the production of scientifically formulated care cosmetics. It is a family brand managed by the fourth generation, with roots in Bielefeld, Germany. The cream is manufactured by Dr. Kurt Wolff GmbH.

ALCINA builds on its German family heritage and brand history dating back to 1946.