Night cream versus night serum?

Throughout the day, the skin endures various assaults (pollution, sunlight, temperature fluctuations...). Therefore, the application of a night cream is necessary to boost cellular renewal during sleep, thanks to the active ingredients it contains. It also helps to reformulate a high-quality hydrolipidic film overnight to ensure the skin remains well-hydrated.

It is recommended to start using this treatment from the age of 30, particularly if your skin feels dry upon waking or if it feels tight. Furthermore, it is crucial to get enough sleep, as lack of sleep can have an impact on the skin.

You can choose a night cream with hydrating, firming or repairing virtues, depending on your skin type.

There is a wide range of night care products. Our retinol cream can be applied in the evening and is suitable for mature skin. However, avoid using it if you have sensitive and reactive skin. In the evening, it is appropriate to apply a small amount to your clean, dry face. You then simply need to gently massage it in, making circular movements until the product is fully absorbed into your skin.

Serums exhibit a light, melting, and fine texture, allowing them to quickly penetrate the epidermis. They prepare your skin before the application of your regular care. They provide it with softness, radiance and firmness. It is advisable to use a night serum in addition to your night cream.

Our night serums are composed of vegetable oils, essential oils, and plant cells. Working during sleep, they protect the skin and limit water loss. The ingredients that make up these treatments are of natural origin. In the evening, it is appropriate to apply a few drops over your entire face and neck. This night serum can replace your usual night cream. It is suitable for all skin types. However, they are contraindicated for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children under 6 years old, as they contain essential oils.