Super multi-corrective cream

Start by identifying your main goal: reducing wrinkles, evening out skin tone, or improving texture—then pick the product from this line that targets that specific concern. The enhanced cream contains Phyto Mimetic Vitamin A, Chaga Mushroom, and Hyaluronic Acid. Together, these ingredients help reduce wrinkles and improve color and texture through deep hydration and gentle renewal. If you want focused care for the eye area, Eye Zone Treatment is designed to lift, brighten, and reduce puffiness around the eyes. It’s a separate option you can add to your face routine when needed.

The most complex blend here is the triple formula: plant-based Phyto Mimetic Vitamin A, Chaga, and Hyaluronic Acid. Plant-based Vitamin A supports cell renewal and helps reduce wrinkles. Chaga provides antioxidant protection and helps balance the skin, while Hyaluronic Acid draws in moisture and helps hold it in the outer layer. Together, they improve skin texture and reduce uneven tone, enhancing glow and softness over time with consistent use.

For general daily use and improving your overall facial appearance, choose the multi-corrective cream designed to reduce wrinkles and improve tone and texture. For the eye area specifically, choose Eye Zone Treatment, which lifts and brightens the skin around the brows and eyelids, and helps with fine lines. You can combine both in your daily routine for more comprehensive results—just apply the ingredients according to usage recommendations and avoid overapplying on sensitive areas.

Start with gentle cleansing, then apply your face cream according to a suitable routine. Avoid using harsh creams around the eye area unless the product is specifically designed for it. Use sunscreen every day to protect your skin from environmental factors. Introduce stronger ingredients gradually, especially if you have a history of sensitivity. If irritation occurs, stop using the product and consult a dermatologist. Organize your routine so you don’t overburden your skin in a single session.

Yes. It’s always recommended to do a simple patch test on a small area of skin before fully incorporating it into your routine. Some products indicate that skin tests were performed or that they have acceptance evaluations such as Dermatologically Tested, but that isn’t an absolute guarantee for every person’s skin. Stop use if you notice redness, itching, or irritation, and avoid mixing ingredients that may cause irritation at the same time without medical supervision.

Use a gradual approach: apply the face cream in the morning and evening as needed, and add Eye Zone Treatment in the evening or morning depending on how your eye area feels and what it needs. If you’re using corrective products for pigmentation or gentle exfoliation (such as A/B/F acids), start with limited frequency, then increase gradually while protecting your skin with proper moisturization and sunscreen. This approach helps support results without over-irritating or stressing your skin.