Benefits of Nano-Hydrating Cream

• ✔ Deep and long-lasting hydration
• ✔ Strengthens the skin barrier
• ✔ Helps balance the skin
• ✔ Contributes to a more even texture
• ✔ Soothing and moisturizing action
• ✔ Ideal for all skin types

Cosmetic nanotechnology

Nanotechnology allows active ingredients to be encapsulated in microscopic structures that help improve their stability and absorption into the skin.

This enables active ingredients to be distributed more evenly and effectively, enhancing treatment results.

What is Niacinamide used for in skin?

Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 widely used in dermatology due to its multiple benefits for the skin.

It helps strengthen the skin barrier, improve hydration, and contribute to a more even skin appearance.

It is also known to help balance oiliness and improve skin texture.

Types of skin hydration: humectancy, emollience and occlusion

Skin hydration occurs through three main mechanisms used in dermatology and cosmetics: humectancy, emollience, and occlusion.

1. Humectancy

Humectant agents attract water to the skin, helping to maintain natural hydration. Ingredients like PCA NA, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid are common examples of this mechanism.

2. Emollience

Emollients soften and restore the skin's surface, filling micro-spaces between cells in the stratum corneum. This improves texture and leaves skin softer.

3. Occlusion

Occlusive agents form a protective barrier that reduces water loss from the skin. Ingredients like ceramides help reinforce this natural protection.

An effective moisturizer usually combines all three mechanisms to provide complete and long-lasting hydration.