Dermaroller® Moisturizer ACE, is a hydrating cream with light citrus fragrance for your daily facial care. It combats free radicals in the skin that are responsible for destroying healthy cells. The skin appears enriched and deeply hydrated, strong and firm, smooth and luminous. With continued use as part of your daily facial care routine, you will visibly reduce the signs of aging.
Dermaroller® Moisturizer ACE, contains natural ingredients, such as almond oil, safflower oil and jojoba, as well as hyaluronic acid. These ingredients protect the skins barrier and support the skin’s moisture balance.
- Vitamin A can actively contribute to the reduction of wrinkles.
- Vitamin C protects against harmful environmental influences.
- Vitamin E is able to minimize the harmful effects of UV radiation and prevents premature aging of the skin.
More Information: The cream contributes to improving the skin structure and contains a high proportion of almond oil (those with nut allergies please take note) and is also enriched with citric, retioic and tocopherolic components. Retinyl palmitate can help smooth out wrinkles. Tocopheryl acetate is able to minimize the harmful effects of environmental influences and can thus prevent premature skin aging. Citric components also protect against harmful environmental influences and their negative effects.
It can be used as a normal day care cream or as a moisturizing cream after a Dermaroller® treatment. The skin can become easily irritated after a micro needling treatment and can cause dandruff that resembles sunburn, as the skin may be irritated after this treatment. A skin care treatment with plenty of moisture is ideal to optimally support the recovery of the skin.
- Natural ingredients, such as almond oil, safflower oil and jojoba, as well as hyaluronic acid.
- Protects the skins barrier and deeply hydrates the skin.
- Improves skin structure and promotes anti-aging.
- Contains a high proportion of almond oil (those with nut allergies take note).
- Enriched with vitamins A, C and E.
