Inspirations
Why does my skin feel tight after cleansing? 7 mistakes that damage the hydrolipid barrier.
A feeling of tightness after washing your face is one of the most common signs that something in your skincare routine isn't working properly. Many people consider tight, "squeaky" skin to be evidence of effective cleansing. However, in cosmetology, it's a symptom of a compromised hydrolipid barrier and increased transepidermal water loss (TEWL). If after washing your skin: bakes, is tense, reacts with redness, quickly becomes greasy, looks gray and tired, it is very possible that the cleansing is too aggressive. This article will show you why this happens and how to fix it. Check out natural and effective facial cleansing cosmetics . What is the hydrolipid barrier and why does cleansing disrupt it? The hydrolipid barrier is a protective layer composed of: lipids (ceramides, cholesterol, fatty acids), natural moisturizing factor (NMF), skin microbiome. Her tasks: ✔ preventing water loss ✔ protection against microorganisms ✔ neutralization of environmental factors ✔ regulation of skin reactivity Every cleansing process interferes with this structure. The question is: do we do it gently or destructively? Should skin feel tight after washing? NO. Properly cleansed skin is: clean, comfortable, flexible, without the feeling of "tightness". Feeling tense means: removing too much lipid, increase in TEWL, pH disturbance, temporary destabilization of the microbiome. If the tension persists for more than a few minutes, the cleansing is too strong. How to care for the hydrolipid barrier. TEWL - What Does Science Say About Overly Aggressive Face Washing? TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss) is a parameter that determines the amount of water that escapes through the epidermis. Dermatological studies show that anionic detergents (e.g. SLS): increase TEWL, reduce the integrity of the stratum corneum, cause microdamage to lipids. Chronic elevation of TEWL leads to: dryness, hyperreactivity, activation of inflammatory processes, accelerated aging. 7 Cleansing Mistakes That Damage Your Skin's Barrier Too strong cleansing gel If your skin “squeaks” after washing, it is a sign that the formula removes not only impurities but also natural lipids. For sensitive skin, a safer option is a mild product, e.g. Orientana Gentle Date + Inulin facial cleansing gel , which combines cleansing with prebiotic action. Inulin supports the microbiome, and date extract has a moisturizing and smoothing effect. You can also choose a delicate moisturizing foam with panthenol. Washing your face with hot water Hot water: dissolves lipids, dilates vessels, intensifies dryness. The optimal temperature is lukewarm water. No two-step purification UV filters and makeup are lipophilic. Without the first stage (oil): SPF residues remain in the pores, inflammation occurs, the risk of blackheads increases. The first step could be, for example: Orientana Makeup Removal Oil . Washing too often More than 2-3 times a day: destabilizes the microbiome, increases reactivity, increases oiliness. Skipping toning After washing, the skin's pH may temporarily increase. No tonic: delays the reconstruction of the barrier, promotes irritation. This step checks Orientana Revitalizing toning lotion that combines toning with hydration (gluconolactone + rice proteins). Excessive exfoliation Daily exfoliation: damage the stratum corneum, enhance MMP, accelerate aging. Expecting "squeaky clean" It's a myth. Healthy skin has a thin lipid layer. Its complete removal = discomfort and accelerated aging. Can cleansing cause acne? Yes, if it's too aggressive. The skin defends itself by overproducing sebum. Excess sebum + microdamage to the barrier = inflammation. Can cleansing accelerate aging? Yes. Chronic barrier disruption: activates metalloproteinases (MMPs), degrades collagen, increases oxidative stress. Gentle cleansing is an element of anti-aging prevention. Is tonic really necessary? Yes, especially for sensitive skin. Restores pH and supports regeneration. Tonic-essence additionally: gently exfoliates (gluconolactone), supports NMF, strengthens the barrier. Does the oil clog pores? No, if it is washed off properly in the second step. OCM does not increase the risk of blackheads if you use the gel after it. Is washing your face in the morning necessary? Yes, but mild. At night, the skin produces sebum and cellular metabolites. In the morning, a gentle gel is enough. Cleansing and the skin microbiome Too strong detergents: reduce beneficial bacteria, increase the colonization of pathogens, aggravate acne and sensitivity. Prebiotic ingredients (e.g. inulin) support the balance of microflora. What should a proper routine look like? Evening: Oil Gentle gel Tonic / tonic-essence Serum Cream In the morning: Light gel Tonic Serum Cream Signs that your cleansing is harming your skin baking download peeling rapid greasing new imperfections If they occur - change your routine. Summary Cleansing is the foundation of healthy skin. It's not about "power," it's about balance. Gentle, two-step cleansing + toning + microbiome support = less irritation, less acne, slower aging. For more information on how natural care works and how to choose cosmetics according to your skin's needs, please visit our dedicated natural cosmetics section.
Learn more
How to Use Acids for a Weakened Skin Barrier? A Safe, Step-by-Step Guide
Does your skin sting after applying cosmetics, feel tight, dry, and still have imperfections or an uneven texture? These are classic symptoms of a weakened hydrolipid barrier . In such cases, many people avoid acids altogether, fearing further irritation. Find out what the hydrolipid barrier is and how to care for it every day . Meanwhile, properly selected and used acids can support skin regeneration , improve its texture and help normalize renewal processes, provided they are used sensibly. In this article we explain: Can acids be used if the skin barrier is damaged? what types of acids are the safest, how often and in what order to apply them, how to combine them with regenerative care. How does a weakened hydrolipid barrier affect acid tolerance? When the hydrolipid barrier is weakened, the skin becomes more permeable, and active ingredients, including acids, can penetrate faster and deeper than usual. As a result, even mild formulas can cause burning, stinging, redness, or a sensation of heat. Therefore, when the barrier is damaged, the key is not to completely discontinue the use of acids, but to reduce their concentration and frequency and to provide appropriate support with regenerative care . When the barrier is weakened, the skin becomes more permeable , and active substances, including acids, penetrate faster and deeper. This can result in: burning and stinging, reddening, excessive exfoliation, feeling hot. Therefore, when the barrier is breached, it is crucial to reduce the intensity of the acids' action , rather than eliminate them completely in every situation. If you want to understand exactly how the hydrolipid barrier works and how to support it, see our complete guide . Remember to cleanse gently Aggressive detergents and strong cleansers (e.g., those containing SLS or alcohol) damage the skin's protective barrier. Therefore, choose products with mild cleansing agents. Can acids be used if the skin barrier is damaged? Yes, but under certain conditions. Acids in low concentrations can: gently regulate the keratinization process, support epidermal renewal, improve hydration (especially PHA and lactic acids), help maintain the proper pH of the skin. However, you should not use strong chemical peels or high concentrations of AHA or BHA acids. Which acids are safest with a weakened barrier? PHA - polyhydroxy acids (e.g. gluconolactone, lactobionic acid) This is the best choice for sensitive skin. large molecules → slower penetration, moisturizing and antioxidant effect, support the reconstruction of the barrier. Cosmetics with gluconolactone . Lactic acid (AHA) In low concentration: improves hydration, supports the synthesis of ceramides, gently smoothes. Mandelic acid larger molecule than glycolic, works more gently, good for combination and acne-prone skin prone to irritation. What acids should be avoided if the barrier is weakened? high concentrations of glycolic acid, strong TCA peels, frequent treatments with salicylic acid 2% or more, intense mixtures of several acids in one product. How often should acids be used when the barrier is weakened? Principle of minimalism: Once every two weeks as a typical acidic product, once a week - a cosmetic with an acid as a non-basic ingredient. preferably in the evening, always with regenerating care after application. If a burning sensation occurs that lasts longer than a few minutes, discontinue the treatment. Sequence of care with acids Gentle cleansing. Tonic or moisturizing essence. Product with acids. Regenerating serum. Barrier rebuilding cream. How to combine acids with barrier regeneration? After acids, the skin especially needs: ceramides, squalane, phytosterols, allantoin, panthenol, beta-glucan, adaptogens. This combination reduces the risk of irritation and supports the reconstruction of the lipid layer. If your main problem is hypersensitivity and dryness, check out the collection of natural face serums and natural face creams - choose formulas focused on regeneration and hydration. If the barrier is weakened, is it better to rebuild it first and then resort to acids? In many cases - yes. For 2-4 weeks it is worth focusing solely on: gentle cleansing, intensive moisturizing, lipids and soothing ingredients. After this time, mild acids can be gradually incorporated. The most common mistakes when using acids too frequent use, combination with retinoids and vitamin C with low pH, no SPF cream, lack of regenerative care. The role of adaptogens in acid treatments Plant and fungal adaptogens: reduce skin reactivity, support defense mechanisms, help reduce inflammation. Thanks to this, the skin better tolerates even active ingredients with exfoliating potential. How to recognize that your skin reacts badly to acids? prolonged burning, flaking off in patches, redness lasting for many hours, feeling hot. This is a signal to take a break and focus on recovery. Can acids be used on acne-prone skin with a damaged barrier? Yes, but only mild forms and rarely. The priority is to rebuild the barrier – only then can more intensive anti-acne measures be taken. Questions Can acids be used on sensitive skin? Yes, preferably PHA or low percentage lactic acid. How often should acids be used when the barrier is weakened? 1–2 times a week. Can acids worsen the barrier? Yes, if they are poorly selected or used too often. Should I always apply cream after acids? Yes – preferably regenerative and lipid. Can you combine acids with retinol? Not with a weakened barrier. Do acids help with hydration? Some (PHA, lactic) yes. Can acids be used in summer? Yes, but with high SPF protection. Using acids on a weakened skin barrier is possible, but requires caution, careful selection of ingredients, and the support of regenerative care . The most important rule is: first a healthy barrier, then intensive exfoliation.
Learn more
Facial soap - is it really a good choice?
Facial soap is still considered a universal skin cleanser. For many, it's synonymous with purity, simplicity, and effectiveness. In practice, however, facial skin has completely different needs than the skin on your hands or body. It's thinner, more delicate, and much more susceptible to imbalances. As the creator of the Orientana brand, I've observed for years that one of the most common causes of skin problems—such as dryness, hyperreactivity, or recurring blemishes—is improper cleansing. Very often, the source is the daily use of conventional soap. Therefore, it is worth asking yourself: is facial soap actually good for the skin or is it harmful to it? What is the pH of facial soap and what is the pH of the skin? Classic soaps are made by saponifying fats with sodium hydroxide. The result is a product with an alkaline pH, usually around 9-10 . Meanwhile, healthy facial skin functions best in a slightly acidic environment, with a pH of around 4.7-5.5 . This acidic pH supports: proper functioning of skin enzymes, tightness of the hydrolipid barrier, microbiome balance. Each time you use alkaline soap, it temporarily raises the skin's pH, weakening its natural protective mechanisms. Check out the Gentle SLS and soap-free facial cleansing gel: Contains natural surfactants (e.g. glucosides) that do not disturb the skin barrier. What happens to your skin when you regularly wash your face with soap? With prolonged use of facial soap, the following may occur: feeling of tightness and dryness, peeling of the skin, burning and hypersensitivity, increased sebum production, worsening acne, greater tendency to irritation. The skin, deprived of natural lipids, begins to defend itself by overproducing sebum or developing inflammation. What happens to the hydrolipid barrier when you use facial soap? The hydrolipid barrier is a thin layer of lipids, ceramides, cholesterol, and water that protects the skin from excessive moisture loss and the penetration of irritants. Its proper functioning depends largely on maintaining an acidic pH. Facial soap, due to its alkaline reaction, causes: loosening the structure of intercellular lipids, increased permeability of the epidermis, easier penetration of bacteria and contaminants, weakening of natural regenerative mechanisms. With regular use, the skin loses its ability to self-regulate. It becomes both dry and oily, which many people mistakenly interpret as "the need for even more cleansing." Check out the Facial Cleansing Foam: Facial soap and the skin microbiome Billions of microorganisms that make up the skin's microbiome live on its surface. They help maintain proper pH and inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria. Alkaline soap: reduces the number of "good" bacteria, promotes the growth of microorganisms associated with acne, may increase inflammation. That's why modern facial cleansing products increasingly contain prebiotics , such as inulin, which support the balance of the microbiome. Is there a good face soap? There are so-called natural facial soaps available on the market, but even they retain an alkaline nature. While they may be gentler than classic drugstore soaps, they are not optimal for daily facial cleansing . Modern care is based on products that effectively cleanse while not disturbing the skin's physiology. Try the face wash gel with particles Why does my skin become oily faster after washing with soap? This is a classic skin defense mechanism. Soap removes protective lipids. The skin perceives this as a threat. The sebaceous glands begin to produce more sebum. Effect: the skin is dehydrated and oily at the same time. Many people now turn to even stronger cleansing products, which only worsens the problem. Skin hydration vs. moisturization - learn the difference and take care of your skin consciously If you use makeup or sunscreen, you must: Does facial soap accelerate skin aging? Yes - indirectly. Weakened barrier: retains water worse, loses elasticity faster, becomes more susceptible to the effects of free radicals. Long-term dryness contributes to the formation of fine wrinkles and loss of firmness. The skin's hydrolipid barrier - how does it work and how to rebuild it? What to wash your face with instead of soap? The best alternative are cosmetics based on mild cleansing substances and caring ingredients. You can find all products in the Facial Cleansing category https://orientana.pl/collections/oczyszczanie-twarzy Orientana Gentle Facial Cleansing Gel The formula based on mild plant surfactants effectively removes impurities and sebum without disturbing the skin barrier. Why is it a good alternative to facial soap? does not contain SLS or soap, supports the proper pH of the skin, contains moisturizing and soothing ingredients. What is Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLS)? Key ingredients and their effects: Betaine - moisturizes and soothes Gluconolactone (PHA) - gently exfoliates and has antioxidant properties Date extract - protects against oxidative stress Eclipta prostrata - relieves inflammation Green tea water - has anti-inflammatory properties Inulin - supports the microbiome Fructose - a component of NMF Orientana facial cleansing foam This foam is especially effective for dry, sensitive, and mature skin. It has a light consistency and doesn't cause a tight feeling. Orientana Makeup Remover Oil (OCM) The OCM method is based on the principle of "fat dissolves fat." Oils effectively remove makeup and sebum while nourishing the skin. Gel with cellulose particles For people who prefer the feeling of a more thorough cleanse, but without aggressive peeling. How do natural cleansing cosmetics work? Natural gels and foams use mild plant-based surfactants that: effectively remove impurities, do not damage the hydrolipid barrier, help maintain the proper pH. Additionally, they contain moisturizing and soothing ingredients, making cleansing the first step in skincare. Differences between soap and modern cleansing cosmetics Facial soap alkaline pH lack of moisturizing ingredients it has mainly a "degreasing" effect Gel / foam / oil pH close to skin contains humectants, emollients and soothing substances cleanses and nourishes at the same time How to choose a cosmetic for your skin type? Dry skin: foam or oil Oily skin: gentle gel Sensitive skin: SLS-free gel or foam Acne-prone skin: PHA gel Mature skin: foam + oil Can you wash your face with soap sometimes? One-time use – yes. Everyday use – no. Regular use of soap leads to a gradual weakening of the skin barrier. What does a proper facial cleansing ritual without soap look like? In the morning: delicate gel or foam toning In the evening: makeup removal oil gel or foam as the second step This regimen allows you to thoroughly cleanse your skin without disturbing its balance. The most common ingredients in soaps that can be harmful Sodium Hydroxide Sodium Palmate / Cocoate Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Alcohol Denat. EDTA Summary Facial soap isn't the best choice for your skin. Modern skincare emphasizes gentle gels, foams, and oils that cleanse without disturbing the skin's natural balance. See the full Orientana cleansing offer: FAQ Is facial soap good? No, because its pH is too high. Is natural soap better? It is milder, but still alkaline. What is the best way to wash your face? With a delicate gel, foam or oil. Does soap cause acne? May intensify changes. What pH should facial cosmetics have? About 4.5–5.5. Can children and teenagers wash their faces with soap? Young skin also has a hydrolipid barrier. Soap can disrupt it and promote the development of acne. It's best to teach gentle cleansing from the beginning. Bar soap vs. liquid soap - is there a difference? Slightly. Both products are typically based on the same chemical principles and have an alkaline pH. Can you use facial soap in emergency situations? A one-time treatment, yes. However, once you get home, it's worth using a skincare product that restores skin balance. How quickly does skin regenerate after stopping soap? The first positive changes can be noticed after 7–14 days: less feeling of tightness better hydration calmer skin Full reconstruction of the barrier usually takes several weeks. Facial Care - The Complete Guide to an Effective Routine [2026] Functional Mushrooms in Skincare - How Reishi Transforms Your Daily Skincare Routine
Learn more
Combination skin and hydration without clogging. How does Tremella work in practice?
Combination skin is one of the most demanding skin types. On the one hand, it can cause a shiny T-zone, while on the other, it can cause tightness, roughness, and dry patches on the cheeks. Many people try to combat this by using increasingly stronger mattifying cosmetics. Paradoxically, this often leads to worsening skin condition. Why? Because the root of the problem isn't "too much sebum," but a lack of water in the epidermis . Therefore, the key to improving the condition of combination skin isn't aggressive degreasing, but moisturizing without weighing it down or clogging it . This is where formulas based on Tremella come in particularly handy—an ingredient that acts as a light hydrating layer and supports the skin's barrier. See cosmetics from Tremella: Why is combination skin so often dehydrated? The skin produces sebum to limit water loss. When the hydrolipid barrier is weakened, water quickly escapes the epidermis, and the sebaceous glands receive a signal to produce more sebum. As a result: the skin shines, pores become more visible, at the same time there is a feeling of tension and dryness. This is a classic skin defense mechanism that is easily confused with "oily skin." Symptoms of dehydration in combination skin If you notice several of the following, your skin probably needs hydration first and foremost: shiny in the T-zone, but tight after washing, dry skin despite using cream, makeup highlights the texture of the skin, a few hours after treatment, the skin feels "thirsty" again, pores are more visible after aggressive gels and tonics. Why does classic dulling often make the situation worse? Strongly degreasing products: remove protective lipids, weaken the skin barrier, accelerate water loss. The skin begins to produce even more sebum to protect itself. It's a vicious cycle. A much better solution is to provide the water with a "place" to stay , i.e. use light humectants. How the Tremella Orientana Series Came to Be? A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Creation of Moisturizing Formulas What role does Tremella play in the care of combination skin? In cosmetics, Tremella acts primarily as a light humectant , an ingredient that binds water and retains it in the epidermis. It creates a delicate, breathable film on the skin's surface that: reduces transepidermal water loss, improves skin comfort, does not give a heavy or greasy effect. This makes it perfect for daily care of combination skin. Moisturizing vs. clogging – what’s the difference? Many people associate moisturizing with greasy creams. However: moisturizing = supplying and binding water, lubrication = creation of a protective layer with lipids. Combination skin most often needs to be moisturized first and only then very lightly "sealed" with a cream. Why is Tremella called the plant equivalent of hyaluronic acid? How to incorporate Tremella into your daily routine? Morning - - version under makeup Gentle cleansing Tremella Serum as a hydrating layer Light cream thinly (or only on the cheeks) Effect: skin is moisturized, calm and less shiny during the day. In the evening - regenerating version Cleaning Serum Cream thinly If the skin is very tight, you can add a second thin layer of cream only to the dry areas. After acids or retinoids Very gentle cleansing Serum Barrier cream mask It is worth limiting other active ingredients for a few days. Serum, cream or mask - what to choose for combination skin? Product form When is the best How to use Serum when you want light hydration as the first layer Cream when you feel tight thinly or locally Mask in case of severe dehydration 1–2 times a week When does moisturizing increase sebum shine? Most often when: the cream is too heavy, you apply too thick a layer, you skip the light hydration step and apply the cream straight away. Solution: less product and lighter textures. Tremella and other ingredients for combination skin Tremella works well with: niacinamide (sebum regulation), azelaic acid (imperfections), ceramides (barrier), aloe (soothing). How long to wait for results? The first feeling of comfort - often immediately. Improved skin balance - usually after 2–4 weeks of regular use. The most common mistakes in the care of combination skin washing "until it squeaks", skipping moisturizing, too heavy creams, too many assets at once. Who is Tremella particularly suitable for? people with combination and dehydrated skin, people who glow but feel tight, people over 30–40 years of age, people using acids or retinoids. FAQ Is Tremella suitable for combination skin? Yes, because it moisturizes without weighing it down. Does Tremella clog pores? Usually not. Is Tremella good under makeup? Yes. Is it better to choose a serum or cream with Tremella? Most often, serum is used as the first layer. Can Tremella replace hyaluronic acid? In many routines, yes. Does combination skin always mean excess sebum? No, very often it means dehydration combined with compensatory sebum production. Can skin be oily and dehydrated at the same time? Yes, this is one of the most common scenarios for combination skin. Can moisturizing reduce skin shine? Yes, if it improves the hydration level of the epidermis. Is Tremella suitable for blemish-prone skin? Yes, because it moisturizes without weighing down pores. Does Tremella have a soothing effect? Yes, it supports skin comfort and reduces the feeling of irritation. Is Tremella good after acids and retinoids? Yes, it helps restore skin comfort. Can Tremella be used daily? Yes, morning and evening. Can Tremella be used in summer? Yes, it has a light texture and does not burden the skin. Is Tremella suitable for winter? Yes, especially if your skin is dry. Is Tremella suitable for sensitive skin? Yes, it is well tolerated. Can Tremella be used under SPF? Yes. Does Tremella have anti-aging properties? Indirectly yes, through hydration and antioxidant protection. Does Tremella help with dry cuticles? Yes. Can Tremella be combined with niacinamide? Yes. Can Tremella be combined with azelaic acid? Yes. Can Tremella be combined with ceramides? Yes. Can Tremella be used for acne? Yes, as a moisturizing element. Does Tremella clog pores? Usually not. Does Tremella improve skin elasticity? Yes, by maintaining proper hydration levels. Can Tremella replace hyaluronic acid in your routine? In many cases, yes. Will Tremella work well under makeup? Yes, it improves skin smoothness. Does Tremella work immediately? The first feeling of comfort comes quickly. Is Tremella good for skin after 40? Yes. Is Tremella suitable for thin skin? Yes. Can Tremella reduce tightness? Yes. Is Tremella suitable for men? Yes. Summary Combination skin needs water and calming support above all else, not aggressive mattification. Tremella helps restore balance, providing hydration without clogging or feeling heavy. Check out the Tremella series
Learn more
Snail Slime Cosmetics - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Snail slime has been one of the most sought-after skincare ingredients for several years. Its unique regenerating, smoothing, and anti-aging properties make cosmetics containing this ingredient incredibly popular in both Korea and Europe. In this article, I collected the most frequently asked questions on the Internet about snail slime and answered them based on the properties of Orientana natural cosmetics. What is the benefit of snail slime in cosmetics? Snail slime contains allantoin, collagen, elastin, glycolic acid, proteins, and vitamins, among other ingredients, which support skin regeneration. anti-wrinkle, moisturizing, smoothing, brightening discolorations, soothing in cases of inflammation. At Orientana you will find, for example, a face cream with snail slime , which intensively regenerates and improves skin firmness. Are cosmetics with snail slime cruelty-free? This is possible – the mucus can be obtained safely and harmlessly. In the case of Orientana, the mucus comes exclusively from farms where the animals are treated with care and do not die during the extraction process. Does snail slime work on wrinkles? Yes, thanks to the presence of allantoin, collagen, and elastin, snail slime helps rebuild skin structure, smoothing it, and increasing elasticity. Regular use of Orientana eye cream with snail slime can visibly reduce the depth of wrinkles. Does snail slime help with scars and discoloration? Yes – the glycolic acid in the mucilage supports the exfoliation process, while allantoin stimulates regeneration. This combination helps lighten discolorations and improve the appearance of acne scars. Is snail slime suitable for sensitive skin? This is a highly active ingredient and is not always well tolerated by sensitive skin. At Orientana, we recommend performing a patch test behind the ear first. How often should you use cosmetics with snail slime? They can be used daily – morning and evening. They are best applied to cleansed skin, before cream, or as a standalone moisturizing and regenerating product. Can snail slime be combined with other active ingredients? Yes – it works well with vitamin C, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid. However, caution should be exercised when combining it with strong AHA/BHA acids or retinol. Which Orientana face cosmetic with snail slime should I choose? Depending on your needs: Face cream with snail slime – for skin that requires regeneration, smoothing and hydration, Eye cream with snail slime – for intensive anti-wrinkle action, for swelling and dark circles under the eyes. Snail slime essence – quick moisturizing and smoothing effect. Does snail slime have an odor? In its pure form, the mucus has a neutral smell, and in Orientana cosmetics its aroma is completely imperceptible thanks to delicate fragrance notes. Are cosmetics with snail slime suitable for summer? Yes – they perfectly regenerate the skin after exposure to the sun and support its hydration, and in conjunction with an SPF cream they constitute the perfect holiday care. Can snail slime cause allergies? Allergic reactions are very rare, but people with extremely sensitive skin should perform a patch test before first use. Can snail slime be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding? Yes, it is safe, but it is always worth consulting a doctor, especially when using other active ingredients at the same time. How to store cosmetics with snail slime? Ideally, store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Serum products can also be stored in the refrigerator for a cooling sensation during application. Snail slime is one of the most effective natural ingredients for skin regeneration. In Orientana cosmetics, it's ethically sourced, in high concentrations, and combined with plant extracts, providing gentle yet effective care for all skin types. I hope that after reading this post, you'll have all the answers! See the full range of Orientana cosmetics with snail slime and choose a product tailored to the needs of your skin.
Learn more
Which Serum for Discoloration? Ingredients and Formulas That Really Work
Discoloration is one of the most common skin problems – it appears after summer, after acne, as a result of hormonal changes, inflammation, or oxidative stress. Uneven skin tone, darker spots, and post-inflammatory marks often persist for months or even years if skincare isn't properly tailored. Effective discoloration reduction isn't about "lightening the skin," but rather influencing the melanogenesis process , limiting inflammation, and supporting natural epidermal renewal. That's why highly concentrated formulas with carefully selected active ingredients play a key role in skin care for discolored skin. In this article we explain: what ingredients actually work on discoloration, which formulas work best for different types of pigmentation changes, and which Orientana serums are worth including in your skincare routine to even out your skin tone and prevent discoloration from recurring. What ingredients work on skin discoloration? Not every "brightening" serum actually affects discoloration. Its effectiveness depends on whether it contains ingredients that address key mechanisms of pigmentation, primarily melanocyte activity, inflammation, and oxidative stress. Read about the effects of vitamin C on the skin. Vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) This is one of the most researched ingredients for reducing discoloration. It inhibits the activity of tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for melanin synthesis, and has a strong antioxidant effect, protecting the skin from photodamage. Orientana cosmetics use a stable form of vitamin C - 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid , which: is well tolerated even by sensitive skin, does not oxidize quickly, works long-term and evenly. You will find it in the Ashwagandha Brightening Serum-Ampoule. Tranexamic acid This ingredient is especially recommended for melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. It reduces hyperpigmentation by affecting inflammatory mediators and the processes responsible for uneven skin tone. Additionally: has anti-inflammatory properties, reduces the risk of recurrence of discoloration, works well with vitamin C. It is found in the Serum-Ampoule Ashwagandha + Vitamin C + Tranexamic Acid . Papaya extract (Carica Papaya Fruit Extract) Papaya contains a natural enzyme, papain , which gently supports the exfoliation of dead skin cells. This allows: the skin regains its uniform color faster, brightening ingredients work more effectively, the complexion becomes smoother and more radiant. You will find papaya extract in the Serum-Ampoule Ashwagandha + Vitamin C + Tranexamic Acid . Read how ashwagandha works on the skin. Ashwagandha - important clarification Ashwagandha is not a depigmenting ingredient in the strict sense. Its effect in supporting the reduction of discoloration is due to: strong antioxidant effect, reducing inflammation, strengthening the skin's protective barrier. Thanks to this, ashwagandha: reduces the risk of new discolorations, supports the evenness of skin tone, It is particularly beneficial for reactive skin prone to PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation). Which serum should you choose for discoloration? Orientana Recommendations Ashwagandha Brightening Ampoule Serum A multi-action formula - ideal for skin with discolorations due to: oxidative stress, inflammation, hormonal changes. Connection: vitamin C, tranexamic acid, papain ashwagandha It also allows you to lighten existing spots, protect the skin against new pigmentation changes and strengthen its immunity. How to use discoloration serum to see results? For effective care, regularity and sun protection are key. Basic rules: apply the serum to cleansed, slightly damp skin, use 1-2 times a day (according to product recommendations), Always protect your skin with SPF cream during the day. Without daily UV protection, even the best anti-discoloration serum will not produce lasting results. When do the first results appear? With regular use for at least 4-6 weeks you may notice: gradual lightening of pigmentation spots, more uniform skin tone, improving the radiance and smoothness of the skin. Why is it worth choosing Orientana anti-discoloration serum? natural, vegan formulas, a combination of phytonutrients and modern biotechnology, ingredients with proven effectiveness, cosmetics not tested on animals, safety confirmed by application tests. If you're wondering which serum to choose for discoloration , choose formulas that address the underlying cause rather than mask the problem. Orientana products help skin regain balance, an even complexion, and a healthy glow without being aggressive or risking irritation. See also: our other cosmetics for discoloration Learn more about: and other products with vitamin C Questions Does the anti-discoloration serum really work? Yes, a hyperpigmentation serum can effectively reduce pigmentation spots as long as it contains ingredients that affect melanogenesis, such as vitamin C or tranexamic acid, and is used regularly along with sun protection. What ingredients in serum are best for discoloration? The most well-researched ingredients include stable vitamin C, tranexamic acid, and antioxidants that reduce inflammation and oxidative stress, which indirectly help even out skin tone. Does vitamin C serum lighten discolorations? Yes, vitamin C inhibits the activity of the enzyme responsible for melanin production, thus gradually lightening discolorations and preventing the formation of new pigmentation changes. Is tranexamic acid effective for discoloration? Yes, tranexamic acid reduces excessive pigmentation, especially in the case of melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and reduces the risk of their recurrence. Does ashwagandha lighten discolorations? Ashwagandha does not have a direct depigmenting effect, but through its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties it supports the evenness of skin tone and prevents the formation of new discolorations. How long do you need to use the anti-pigmentation serum to see results? The first effects are usually visible after 4-6 weeks of regular use, while full improvement of skin tone requires several months of systematic care. Can the anti-discoloration serum be used daily? Yes, most anti-pigmentation serums are intended for daily use, unless the manufacturer recommends otherwise and the skin tolerates the active ingredients well. Can the anti-discoloration serum be used in the summer? Yes, the anti-pigmentation serum can be used in the summer, provided that you use a cream with a high SPF every day, which protects the skin from the formation of new pigmentation changes. Does the anti-discoloration serum work without SPF? No, the lack of sun protection significantly reduces the effectiveness of the serum against discoloration, because UV radiation increases the production of melanin and promotes the recurrence of pigmentation spots. Is one serum enough for all types of discoloration? No, the effectiveness of the serum depends on the type of discoloration. Sun-related, post-inflammatory, or hormonal changes may require different combinations of active ingredients and longer application times. Melasma - what is it and how to effectively care for skin with this type of discoloration?
Learn more
What is the difference between facial toner and micellar fluid?
What is the difference between facial toner and micellar fluid? Both products – facial toner and micellar fluid have a liquid, watery consistency and are both sold in bottles. However, these products are fundamentally different in their purpose, function and the role they play in facial care. Tasks of micellar fluid Micellar fluid is a cosmetic with the consistency of water that contains small particles – micelles. Their task is to attract all impurities from the face and dissolve them in a minimally invasive way. Micellar fluid is usually intended for both facial and eye make-up removal. It is applied to a cotton pad and then lightly pressed against the skin to combine the fluid with the make-up (e.g. mascara). The fluid will dissolve the make-up and the impurities will be washed off the face together with the cotton pad. Disadvantages of micellar fluid Micellar fluid is a cosmetic that has direct contact with both the skin of the face and the eyelids and eyelashes, so if it contains an ingredient that causes allergies, it may irritate and cause burning, redness or other unpleasant sensations, especially around the eyes. This cosmetic also requires the use of cotton pads, which, if you lack patience and tend to rub the skin with them, may stretch it unnecessarily. Micellar fluid does not always thoroughly clean the skin – you can check and after using it, apply a make-up removal oil, e.g. GOLDEN ORANGE FACE AND EYE MAKE-UP REMOVAL OIL to see if the fluid you are using actually thoroughly removes all make-up and dirt from your face. Additionally, it is worth noting that when using micellar fluid to remove eye makeup, it is easy to break your eyelashes. When they are stiff from mascara, you need to moisten them well with the fluid and wait for the fluid to dissolve the mascara, because premature rubbing with a cotton pad can end in breaking the eyelash. Functions of facial tonic Facial tonic is essential to restore the skin's proper pH after treatments involving: make-up removal cleansing washing peeling Beauticians say that toner should be used after each contact of facial skin with water and always before applying natural care cosmetics such as natural face creams, natural serums, and natural face masks. It can also be used to refresh during the day - especially if it is a natural facial toner in an atomizer - it is a great substitute for thermal water and will not affect makeup. Facial toners are also used to moisturize clay masks if they have dried. Special tasks of facial tonic However, natural facial tonics can also serve the following purposes: soothing irritations and strengthening the skin anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effect protection and regulation of sebum production such as brightening and soothing the complexion, such as JAPANESE ROSE AND PANDAN FACE TONER What ingredients should you avoid in micellar fluids and facial toners? As with most cosmetics, it is always worth checking what the micellar fluid or facial toner we choose really contains. In both of these cosmetics, alcohol is not recommended, but all kinds of natural ingredients are very desirable. In the case of micellar fluid, which has a short-term effect on the skin, the care effect of the ingredients will not be too great, so it is worth checking whether it does not contain the above-mentioned alcohol, substances to which we are allergic, and drying ingredients. However, in the case of a toner that we apply and leave on the face to absorb, it is worth looking for a natural facial toner rich in natural plant extracts, whose beneficial effects on the skin will be quickly visible. What is the difference between facial toner and micellar fluid? Both products – facial toner and micellar fluid have a liquid, watery consistency and are both sold in bottles. However, these products are fundamentally different in their purpose, function and the role they play in facial care. Tasks of micellar fluid Micellar fluid is a cosmetic with the consistency of water that contains small particles – micelles. Their task is to attract all impurities from the face and dissolve them in a minimally invasive way. Micellar fluid is usually intended for both facial and eye make-up removal. It is applied to a cotton pad and then lightly pressed against the skin to combine the fluid with the make-up (e.g. mascara). The fluid will dissolve the make-up and the impurities will be washed off the face together with the cotton pad. Disadvantages of micellar fluid Micellar fluid is a cosmetic that has direct contact with both the skin of the face and the eyelids and eyelashes, so if it contains an ingredient that causes allergies, it may irritate and cause burning, redness or other unpleasant sensations, especially around the eyes. This cosmetic also requires the use of cotton pads, which, if you lack patience and tend to rub the skin with them, may stretch it unnecessarily. Micellar fluid does not always thoroughly clean the skin – you can check and after using it, apply a make-up removal oil, e.g. GOLDEN ORANGE FACE AND EYE MAKE-UP REMOVAL OIL to see if the fluid you are using actually thoroughly removes all make-up and dirt from your face. Additionally, it is worth noting that when using micellar fluid to remove eye makeup, it is easy to break your eyelashes. When they are stiff from mascara, you need to moisten them well with the fluid and wait for the fluid to dissolve the mascara, because premature rubbing with a cotton pad can end in breaking the eyelash. Functions of facial tonic Facial tonic is essential to restore the skin's proper pH after treatments involving: make-up removal cleansing washing peeling Beauticians say that toner should be used after each contact of facial skin with water and always before applying natural care cosmetics such as natural face creams, natural serums, and natural face masks. It can also be used to refresh during the day - especially if it is a natural facial toner in an atomizer - it is a great substitute for thermal water and will not affect makeup. Facial toners are also used to moisturize clay masks if they have dried. Special tasks of facial tonic However, natural facial tonics can also serve the following purposes: soothing irritations and strengthening the skin anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effect protection and regulation of sebum production brightening and soothing the complexion, such as JAPANESE ROSE AND PANDAN FACE TONER What ingredients should you avoid in micellar fluids and facial toners? As with most cosmetics, it is always worth checking what the micellar fluid or facial toner we choose really contains. In both of these cosmetics, alcohol is not recommended, but all kinds of natural ingredients are very desirable. In the case of micellar fluid, which has a short-term effect on the skin, the care effect of the ingredients will not be too great, so it is worth checking whether it does not contain the above-mentioned alcohol, substances to which we are allergic, and drying ingredients. However, in the case of a toner that we apply and leave on the face to absorb, it is worth looking for a natural facial toner rich in natural plant extracts, whose beneficial effects on the skin will be quickly visible.
Learn more
Skin regeneration after summer - how to rejuvenate your face after sun and heat?
I often see patients who notice a deterioration in their skin's condition after vacation. Summer is a beautiful time, full of sunshine, travel, and outdoor activities, but it's also a time of enormous challenge for the skin. UV radiation, exposure to salt water and wind, and air conditioning make facial skin dry, dehydrated, and more susceptible to discoloration and irritation. It's not uncommon for fine lines, previously invisible, to appear after vacation. That's why post-summer skin regeneration is an essential step in skincare. It's time to reach for natural cosmetics rich in active ingredients that rebuild the skin's protective barrier, moisturize, even out skin tone, and protect against oxidative stress. This allows the skin to regain firmness, smoothness, and a healthy glow. Why does the skin need regeneration after summer? Summer is the time when the skin works at full speed, trying to defend itself against harmful external factors. The greatest threat is UV radiation – it's responsible for photoaging , the accelerated skin aging process. UVA and UVB rays damage collagen fibers, leading to discoloration, and increasing oxidative stress in cells. Additionally, high temperatures and sun exposure cause skin dehydration – it loses water and minerals, becoming rough and tight. During vacation, many people bathe in salty or chlorinated water, which further damages the epidermal hydrolipid barrier. The result is a loss of elasticity, accelerated appearance of fine lines, and increased sensitivity of facial skin. From a cosmetologist's point of view, this is the moment when it is worth implementing intensive regenerative care, based on strongly moisturizing polysaccharides, antioxidants and ingredients that rebuild the natural protective barrier . The most common facial skin problems after the holidays Dryness and tightness UV radiation and heat cause excessive water loss from the epidermis. After summer, skin often feels tight , rough, and lacks radiance. Sun discoloration Under the influence of sunlight, melanocytes produce more melanin. Unfortunately, this process often leads to uneven pigmentation , resulting in spots and discolorations that are difficult to remove without proper care. Loss of firmness Collagen and elastin are weakened by UVA radiation. After summer, skin may appear less elastic and facial contours may become less defined. Deepening of fine wrinkles Lack of proper hydration highlights wrinkles that were previously subtle. This is the result of dry skin and the action of free radicals. Irritations and sensitivity Salt water, wind, and air conditioning further weaken the skin's natural protective barrier . As a result, the skin may react with irritation, redness, and sensitivity. How to regenerate your skin after summer step by step? The process of restoring facial skin after the holidays requires a comprehensive approach. The key is cleansing without damaging the hydrolipid barrier, intensive moisturizing, reducing discoloration, and strengthening the skin's natural defenses . Below is the regimen I recommend to patients in my office: Cleansing – gentle, without irritation After the summer, skin is often sensitive, so avoid harsh detergents and products containing SLS. It's important to provide your skin with nourishing ingredients right from the cleansing stage. Recommendation: Orientana delicate facial cleansing foam – contains natural cleansing substances and Japanese gourd extract, which moisturizes, soothes and protects the epidermis, while strengthening it. Toning and preparing the skin Properly restoring pH balance after cleansing is the foundation of effective regeneration. The tonic-essence not only refreshes but also enhances the absorption of active ingredients from subsequent steps. Recommendation: Orientana Tonic-Essence contains gluconolactone (PHA), which gently exfoliates, rice proteins, and date extract. This toner supports epidermal renewal, intensely moisturizes, and regenerates the skin. For young skin, it can be used instead of a serum. For skin 30+, it replaces regular toner and essence in one product. Serum – a concentrated dose of regeneration After summer, skin is especially in need of active ingredients with antioxidant, moisturizing, and brightening properties. At this stage, we choose a serum based on our needs. Recommendation: Ashwagandha + CICA + Niacinamide Antioxidant Ampoule Serum – ideal for minor sun spots and uneven skin tone. Niacinamide brightens and strengthens, while ashwagandha protects against oxidative stress. Hydro Tremella Serum with Exosomes – a deeply moisturizing serum that rebuilds the skin's hydrolipid barrier. Also recommended for very irritated, sensitive skin in need of intensive regeneration. Exosomes stimulate repair processes, while aloe soothes and moisturizes. Brightening Serum Ampoule Ashwagandha + Vitamin C + tranexamic acid - will help with moderate skin discoloration, uneven skin tone and skin damage caused by e.g. salt water. Cream - moisturizing and rebuilding the protective barrier Finally, it is necessary to apply a cream or mask that will consolidate the regenerative effect and rebuild the skin's natural barrier. Recommendation: Hydro Tremella Orientana Cream , rich in tremella polysaccharides, the plant equivalent of hyaluronic acid, provides intense and long-lasting hydration. Applied to combination skin, it regulates sebum production and minimizes pores. Ashwagandha Nourishing Cream - a cream with a rich, nourishing consistency, perfect for skin damaged by the sun, wind or sea water. Additional support – night care Skin regenerates more intensively in the evening, so it's worth using richer formulas. Booster treatments are great for post-summer skincare. The ingredient I recommend as soon as summer ends is retinol. As summer slowly gives way to the cooler months and the sun shines milder, it's the perfect time to introduce retinol into your skincare routine. I recommend Retinol H10 to my clients – it's a more stable ingredient, effective, and rarely irritating. Recommendation: Reishi Retinol H10 Serum - renews the epidermis, regenerates, and smooths the skin. Don't be afraid of it. Orientana Regenerating Booster - created for tired and weakened skin, helps rebuild its structure. Hydrolipid barrier after summer – why is it disturbed? The hydrolipid barrier is a thin protective layer of the skin, composed of sebum, lipids, and natural moisturizing factor (NMF). Its role is to maintain an appropriate level of hydration, protect against external factors, and prevent water loss . It can be called the skin's natural shield. How does summer affect the hydrolipid barrier? This layer becomes particularly weakened in summer. This happens for several reasons: UV radiation damages skin lipids, accelerating their oxidation. This causes the protective barrier to become thinner and less porous. Salty and chlorinated water – washes away natural oils and NMF from the skin surface, leading to dryness and irritation. Wind and high temperature increase transepidermal water loss (TEWL), which causes the skin to dehydrate faster. Air conditioning – prolonged stay in air-conditioned rooms additionally dries the skin, deepening barrier disorders. The result is dryness, tightness, a feeling of roughness, and hypersensitivity in the facial skin . Sometimes, even micro-cracks appear, which increase susceptibility to irritation and inflammation. How to rebuild the hydrolipid barrier after the holidays? From the cosmetologist's point of view, the key factors are: ceramides - rebuild the intercellular cement and restore the integrity of the barrier, e.g. biotechnological Yuzu Ceramide B present in Orientana cosmetics, polysaccharides - create a layer on the skin that prevents water loss while moisturizing, plant emollients (oils, butters) - restore elasticity and softness, niacinamide - strengthens the barrier, reduces water loss and has anti-inflammatory properties, gluconolactone (PHA) - gently exfoliates and supports the renewal of epidermal cells without disturbing the barrier. Orientana cosmetics supporting the hydrolipid barrier after summer - an example of minimalist care Orientana Essence Tonic – regulates pH and supports natural renewal processes. Reihi Serum and Ceramides – rebuilds and regenerates the skin, reducing the symptoms of irritation. Hydro Tremella Cream – intensively moisturizes and strengthens the skin's protective function. After summer, the skin's hydrolipid barrier is damaged by sun, water, and wind. Its reconstruction is the most important step in facial skin regeneration – only then can moisturizing and nourishing cosmetics work effectively. Which active ingredients support skin regeneration after summer? Here's my pick. After the holidays, facial skin requires special care. Ingredients that simultaneously moisturize, soothe, brighten, and rebuild the protective barrier are crucial. These ingredients determine the effectiveness of regenerative skincare. Tremella - the latest discovery - plant-based hyaluronic acid The Tremella fuciformis mushroom is an Asian treasure that has been used in natural medicine for centuries. Its polysaccharides function similarly to hyaluronic acid, but with smaller molecules , they bind water even more effectively in the epidermis. The result? Skin regains its smoothness, firmness, and elasticity after the summer. Check out the cosmetics series with tremella. Ashwagandha - an adaptogen that protects against oxidative stress Withania somnifera extract is a powerful antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals produced by UV radiation. Ashwagandha reduces inflammation, supports repair processes, and soothes irritated skin. Choose the Orientana Serum Ampoule and adapt it to your needs, as well as the face cream with ashwagandha. Niacinamide - reduces discoloration and evens out skin tone Niacinamide (vitamin B3) is one of the most researched ingredients in dermatology. Its ability to brighten pigmentation spots , regulate sebaceous gland function, and strengthen the epidermal barrier is especially important after summer. Key Product Ashwagandha Serum + CICA + Niacinamide . Exosomes - modern cellular regeneration Plant-derived exosomes stimulate the skin's natural renewal processes. They accelerate the healing of sun-induced micro-damage and support collagen production, helping skin regain density and elasticity . You will find exosomes in Hydro Tremella Serum. Summary – how to effectively regenerate facial skin after summer? Summer is a time of joy and relaxation, but it's a real challenge for facial skin. UV radiation, salty and chlorinated water, wind, and air conditioning weaken the hydrolipid barrier, causing dryness, discoloration, and loss of elasticity. As a result, post-holiday skin often loses its radiance and requires comprehensive regeneration. To restore its healthy appearance, it is worth implementing care based on good active ingredients responsible for rebuilding the protective barrier, evening out the color and intensively moisturizing. Post-summer skin regeneration checklist: Cleansing with a gentle gel or foam A good moisturizing tonic Serum tailored to the skin's needs : for discoloration → for irritations → for dehydration → Intensive moisturizing cream Cream for rebuilding the skin barrier Evening regeneration Your skin deserves regeneration! Don't wait for the effects of summer to set in. Choose Orientana cosmetics to help restore your complexion's healthy appearance, smoothness, and radiant glow.
Learn more
SKIN AROUND THE EYES
The skin around the eyes requires a different care method than the rest of the facial skin. How can you ensure that you can enjoy a young, radiant look for a long time? Eye cream is an absolute must and we must invest in it, especially around the age of 25. That is when we start to notice fine lines and furrows under the eyes, and with time the first wrinkles. The skin around the eyes is very delicate and sensitive - it is up to 7 times thinner than in other parts of the face and has several dozen times fewer sebaceous glands. What's more, it has fewer collagen fibers. Hence, it quickly becomes dry, irritated, tight and less elastic. That is why it is important to sense the moment when we should start using eye cream! The consistency of the eye cream is important – it cannot be too heavy because the skin there is thin and delicate. Eye creams, compared to face creams, have a minimal amount of preservatives and very delicate scents to minimize the risk of allergies. What problems do we struggle with around the eyes most often and how to act? dark circles under the eyes , which make our face look tired and sad. Genes often have an influence on this, but also lack of sleep, fatigue or microcirculation disorders. In such a case, look for ingredients in the cream that improve the functioning of blood vessels, such as caffeine, arnica, butcher's broom, green tea or ginkgo biloba. You can also deal with dark circles by applying creams that optically brighten the skin due to the content of light-refracting ingredients, such as mica. • bags under the eyes , or puffiness around the eyes, which spoils our mood when we wake up in the morning. In this case, genetic conditions can also have an impact, but also an inappropriate diet (especially too much salt) or a bad lifestyle associated with lack of sleep. Lymphatic stasis is created, because blood around the eyes circulates slower. It is worth doing a massage of the eye area in the morning, which will improve microcirculation, and thus nourish and oxygenate the skin and help eliminate puffiness. A cold treatment performed, for example by tapping a cream chilled in the fridge, will work great. • crow's feet, also known as mimic wrinkles. At first, they only appear when we squint or laugh, but after some time they become permanent and add years to our look. How to deal with this? You should choose creams that contain anti-wrinkle substances such as stoechiol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin E. They will smooth and reduce wrinkles and increase skin firmness. An innovative plant complex will have intensive anti-wrinkle effects: ginger extracts (Zingiber Offinale) and Alpinia Officinarum extracts extracted in rapeseed oil (Brassica Campestris) - a complex rich in phenols and natural vitamin E, has strong antioxidant properties (35 times stronger than the base oil itself), helps protect the skin from factors that accelerate the ageing process, regenerates the barrier functions of the epidermis. Snail slime also has a beneficial effect on our youthful look, as it contains collagen and elastin, which strengthen the skin, giving it elasticity and flexibility, and mucopolysaccharides, which protect the skin from ageing, support the production of collagen and help maintain moisture. When taking care of the eye area, remember to remove make-up properly. Since you already know how delicate and sensitive the epidermis is there, when choosing a make-up remover, be guided by the content of soothing and calming extracts, vegetable oils. Do not rub or excessively stretch the skin around the eyes. Precise make-up removal is the first step to a beautiful, deep and rested look. The cream patted onto the clean skin around the eyes will be able to work properly and develop the power of its action!!!
Learn more