The Cream is a protective facial treatment

The cold, UV rays, pollution and stress are attacks on our skin, which will react with the appearance of redness, feelings of discomfort and premature ageing.. The primary objective of a cream is to protect the skin on a daily basis from the various micro aggressions it will encounter. It should be chosen according to your skin type so that it offers a level of hydration and nutrition adapted to your needs.

In addition, some creams offer an immediate cosmetic effect in order to have an instant improvement in the complexion. like the Inalp Mattifying & Smoothing Cream which, thanks to its micro spheres, captures excess sebum, thus ensuring a matte complexion from the first application.

Other creams offer a healthy glow effect with the presence of pigments or mother-of-pearl such as Imperalp Ultra-Nourishing Complexion Illuminating Cream, which thanks to the presence of several illuminating mother-of-pearls allows you to obtain a luminous and radiant complexion without makeup. The application of a night cream will depend on your needs in hydration, nutrition and your age. Indeed, the skin is not attacked during the night, the use of a cream during this period is not as essential as during the day, you can do according to your feelings.

However, in terms of chronobiology, this is a key moment for cellular regeneration, with the body taking advantage of this moment without aggression to repair and regenerate tissues. It may therefore be wise to take advantage of this period to apply an anti-aging treatment such as Eternalp 4060m Complete Anti-Aging Lifting Night Cream to support the skin in its nighttime work.

Benefits of using creams and serums together

Here are some interesting benefits of using a serum in addition to your skincare cream:

1. Customization: Combining creams and serums allows you to create a customized skincare routine that is tailored to your skin's specific needs. This is especially useful if you need to address multiple skin concerns at once.
2. Increased efficiency: Some ingredients can complement each other and enhance the effects of others, providing faster results. For example, mixing a serum containing hyaluronic acid with a cream can improve hydration and anti-aging effects.
3. Reduction of skin reactions: Using soothing ingredients in combination with powerful actives can minimize skin irritation. For example, pairing a niacinamide serum with a retinol can reduce redness while providing extra hydration.
4. Optimal hydration: Serums, often lighter and more concentrated, penetrate deep into the skin, while creams seal in this moisture and nutrients, ensuring skin is well hydrated and protected.
5. Precise targeting of skin problems: Serums are formulated to treat specific concerns (like acne or aging), while creams can provide general hydration and a protective barrier.
6. Improved skin texture: Using them together can help promote smoother, more radiant skin, as serums can exfoliate or treat deep down, while creams soften the surface. By incorporating both types of products into your routine, you’re maximizing the benefits for your skin while addressing its varied needs.

Make your own serum choice!

Choose your main benefits for the Serum

We recommend that you choose your serum according to the benefit and main effect you want. If hydration is what seems most important to you, then concentrate your serum in hydrating active ingredients first, then choose a cream that either reinforces this effect, or a cream that would complement this benefit with an effect that may be more secondary (Matifying). You can mix the collections between Serum and Cream. Each skin type has different needs, and this is where the Serum can really help you adapt your treatment to your needs, and thus benefit from a tailor-made facial treatment.