L'Oréal Revitalift Laser X3 Anti-Ageing Cream SPF 25 is a daily face cream for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It is suitable for everyday anti-ageing care that combines hydration, wrinkle smoothing and tone unification with SPF 25 protection.

Key Benefits

Pro-retinol helps smooth wrinkles and restore the appearance of skin texture. Hyaluronic acid intensively hydrates and helps plump the skin, while vitamin Cg supports its brightening and a visibly more even tone. According to the manufacturer, SPF 25 protects against the effects of UV radiation associated with skin ageing and the formation of new wrinkles.

Immediately after application, an instrumental test on 40 women recorded skin that was 35% more toned and 15% firmer. After two weeks, 80% of 51 women testers reported that their skin tone appeared more even. Clinical evaluation after two weeks recorded a 16% reduction in wrinkles among 32 women. After four weeks, a 21% improvement in skin texture evenness and a 30% reduction in the visibility of spots were measured in 40 women.

Regular use therefore targets hydration, wrinkles, firmness, texture and skin tone evenness.

Ingredients

Currently listed ingredients include:

• niacinamide
• glycerin
• sodium hyaluronate, the sodium form of hyaluronic acid
• retinyl palmitate

The cream also works with pro-retinol, hyaluronic acid and vitamin Cg, to which its smoothing, hydrating and brightening benefits are attributed.

The combination of listed ingredients supports comprehensive daily care for a hydrated and more even-looking complexion.

Application and Dosage

Apply the cream every morning to a thoroughly cleansed face and neck. Spread it using upward movements, avoiding the eye area. The tolerability of the product was tested under dermatological supervision with a minimum of 600 applications.

A simple morning application incorporates hydration, anti-ageing care and SPF 25 into a single step.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 50 ml

About the Brand

The history of L'Oréal began in 1909, when it was founded by chemist Eugène Schueller. Its development was rooted from the outset in scientific research and cosmetic innovation. The "I'm Worth It" manifesto was created in 1971 by copywriter Ilon Specht.

A scientific approach to cosmetics has been part of L'Oréal's brand identity since its founding.