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AGE SHIELD

Age Shield Retinol + Vitamin C Serum

Anti-wrinkle serum with 0.2% retinol and 10% vitamin C

  • Liposomal delivery
Skin type
Oily & combination and Dry & normal
When to use
MorningNight
Routine step
Serums & treatments
Volume
30 ml

AGE SHIELD

About the product

Age Shield serum pairs 0.2% retinol with 10% vitamin C (sodium ascorbyl phosphate), each in its own liposome — for deep wrinkles and to keep new ones from forming. By stimulating collagen, repairing the skin’s layers and firming it, it leaves skin smoother, brighter and younger-looking.

Benefits

  • Fast-acting

  • Minimises fine lines and wrinkles

  • Helps rejuvenate the skin of the face

  • Reduces dark spots caused by sun exposure

  • Helps soften and clarify the skin of the face

  • Protects the skin from harmful environmental factors

The formula

Key ingredients

Suitable for

  • If you already have fine lines and wrinkles
  • If you want to prevent wrinkles from forming

Formula

  • Very fast-acting
  • Very soft, light texture
  • Leaves no greasy feel on the skin

Use

How to use

  1. 01

    After washing your face with a cleansing gel or foam and applying toner, gently smooth a little Age Shield serum over your face and neck in soft circular motions until it is absorbed.

  2. 02

    Depending on how your skin responds, repeat up to twice a day.

  3. 03

    After this serum, you can apply a moisturiser.

Details

Ingredients and details

Volume
30 ml
Product code
10203

Questions

Questions

Which skin types is this product suitable for?

Oily and combination skin as well as dry and normal skin — especially if you already have fine lines and wrinkles.

At which step of the routine should I use it?

The second step of the routine (Serums & treatments). After washing your face with a cleansing gel or foam and applying toner, gently smooth a little Age Shield serum over your face and neck in soft circular motions until it is absorbed.

Can retinol and vitamin C be used together?

In this serum, yes. Retinol and vitamin C each sit in a separate liposome, so they do not interfere with each other in the same formula and remain stable.

Routine