Anne M̦ller Anti-Aging Hand Cream 100ml

The Anti-Aging Moisturizing Hand Cream by Anne Möller is composed in such a way that it helps to prevent the signs of aging and provides protection against external aggressions. In addition, it has antioxidant properties that help prevent the appearance of stains and improve the quality of the skin on the hands. It has a texture that is absorbed very easily, leaves a velvety touch and a repairing sensation on the skin, providing smoothness and softness of the moment.

Properties of Anne Möller's Anti-Aging Moisturizing Hand Cream:

• Helps prevent signs of aging;
• Provides protection against external aggressions;
• It has antioxidant properties that prevent the appearance of spots and improve the quality of the skin on the hands;
• Velvety texture and easy to absorb.

Tips for applying the Anti-Aging hand cream correctly:

• Apply a small amount to the palms of the hands;
• Spread that amount in circular motions from the palm to the fingers and back;
• Massage until the cream is completely absorbed;
• Use it daily, both in the morning and at night, or at any time of the day.

AQUA (WATER). GLYCERIN. CETYL. ALCOHOL. CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE. GLYCERYL STEARATE. BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII (SHEA) BUTTER. CETEARETH-12. OCTYLDODECANOL. BUTYLENE GLYCOL. PALMITIC ACID. PROPANEDIOL. STEARIC ACID. ARGININE. HEXYLRESORCINOL. MAGNESIUM ASCORBYL PHOSPHATE. ALLANTOIN. SALICYLIC ACID. OLEA EUROPEA (OLIVE) LEAF EXTRACT. TOCOPHEROL. MYRISTIC ACID. ARACHIDIC ACID. PHENOXYETHANOL. POTASSIUM SORBATE. ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN. SODIUM BENZOATE. LECITHIN. ASCORBYL PALMITATE. GLYCERYL OLEATE. CITRIC ACID. PARGUM (FRAGANCE). LEMONENE. ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE. HEXYL CINNAMAL. GERANIOL. CITRONELLOL. LINALOOL.

€14.47 / 100 ml

The exposome is the set of external and environmental factors people are exposed to throughout their lives. In skincare, exposome knowledge is important to determine which factors are directly related to skin ageing and which strategies will limit the skin's oxidative process.

Factors such as solar radiation, pollution, nutrition, stress and lack of sleep have a major impact on skin photoageing. In addition to these exogenous factors, the skin ages due to a decrease in the natural production of collagen and other proteins, such as elastin and hyaluronic acid. This continuous decrease in the skin's protein production leads to a progressive loss of elasticity and radiance.

There are anti-ageing products that include these proteins and elements in their composition that help to moisturise the skin, thus counteracting some of these factors and contributing to slowing down skin ageing. But as well as choosing a product that suits your skin's needs, it is also important to take certain precautions to protect your skin. Avoiding excessive sun exposure, following a balanced diet and getting enough sleep are all factors that contribute to maintaining good skin health.