Antiage project anti-wrinkle face cream

Anti-age project

ANTI-WRINKLE FACE CREAM

Directions:
innovative formulation very useful cosmetic aids for the prevention of tissue aging related to age and exposure to ultraviolet rays (chrono- and photo-aging), as a replacement for or in association with pharmacological treatments (peeling, botulinum toxin type A) and physical treatments of the skin (laser and fillers) correctly used in aesthetics to obtain an anti-wrinkle effect and facial rejuvenation (resurfacing and rejuvenation).

Dosage and Directions for Use:
After thoroughly cleansing your face with specific make-up removers and cleansers to remove debris and sebum, distribute the anti-wrinkle cream evenly and daily on your face, neck and décolleté area, massaging gently until absorbed, especially on the glabellar wrinkles (between the eyebrows) and forehead wrinkles.

Characteristics:
the effectiveness of “Antiage Project anti-wrinkle cream”, thanks to the particular combination of active ingredients, induces a restoration of skin elasticity and a stimulation of the production of neocollagen with consequent remote filler effect (filling of furrows). The activity of the cream is comparable to the use of botulinum toxin in aesthetics (botulinum-like effect) which acts by inhibiting the release of a neurotransmitter (acetylcholine) at the neuromuscular junction with consequent paresis of the mimic muscles which, contracting over time, cause the formation of wrinkles. The daily use of the cream not only improves and lasts over time the effect of a possible treatment with botulinum toxin type A, but, as a replacement for such treatment, gives the skin a good tensor effect in a relatively short time. The use of the cream is also recommended in patients for whom the use of the toxin is absolutely contraindicated (carriers of neuromuscular plaque diseases, such as myasthenia, patients with allergy to human albumin and sodium chloride, patients with recent plastic surgery treatments, pregnant, breastfeeding or while taking aminoglycoside antibiotics and other drugs that interfere with neuromuscular transmission.

Components:
biohyaluronic acid; nicotinic acid (vitamin PP); serine (essential amino acid for collagen synthesis); proline (essential amino acid for collagen synthesis); carnosine dipeptide (considered a non-enzymatic “scavenger” of free radicals. Carnosine reduces tissue sclerosis caused by aging, restoring the elasticity of collagen fibers, in association with other molecules that perform a notable antioxidant activity or that protect the skin by preventing the formation of free radicals); vitamin E; grape seed extract.