What is the protocol for an effective facial treatment?

Exfoliation to deeply cleanse the skin
Exfoliation acts as a true purifying treatment. With mineral or plant-based microbeads like jojoba beads, exfoliation stimulates the skin and boosts cell renewal. The goal is to remove dead skin cells. Exfoliation is always the first step in a skincare routine.

With its mechanical action that promotes cellular oxygenation, the following treatments are more effective. The skin texture is refined and the epidermis appears more radiant. Sensitive or mature skin types can opt for gentler treatments like exfoliating powder or peels for smoother skin.

A mask for a moment of well-being
A mask acts as a skin perfecter. It should be chosen according to your skin type, to give a boost of radiance and enhance the complexion. There are different types of masks: single-use sheet masks, creams, or gels for a refreshing effect. By definition, a mask is restorative, as it beautifies skin that has been stressed by pollution, cold, sun, etc.

For dry or dehydrated skin, it is recommended to use a hydrating and thirst-quenching mask with a nourishing action. Mature skin should opt for a firming or smoothing mask for an anti-aging effect.

A suitable moisturizing treatment for instant beauty
After the mask, the skin is bare. To recreate the hydrolipidic barrier that acts as protection, a moisturizing treatment helps restore plump skin and a radiant complexion. Dry skin should choose a nourishing cream to avoid redness and tightness, which can make it uncomfortable. It soothes the epidermis and provides more suppleness.

From the age of 30, it is possible to turn to an anti-aging range. This helps firm the facial contours and instantly smooth features. The goal is to target the first fine lines and facial firmness.

From the age of 45, anti-wrinkle treatments can be valuable allies to smooth wrinkles around the eyes, mouth, and décolleté, to regenerate and tone the skin.