Sisley

Sisleya Sérum

Global Firming Serum

BENEFITS

Sisleÿa Sérum Global Fermeté is a powerful serum that acts on all signs of loss of skin tone. Conceived around 3 priority actions, this treatment: - fights the loss of skin elasticity and counteracts the effect of gravity (Dill and Rye extract). The oval of the face is reshaped and the features are raised. - performs a visible redensifying action on skin support tissues (Papyrus extract and Padina pavonica). The oval of the face regains its uniform outline. - forms a natural support network on the skin surface (Oat extract). The features are immediately smoothed. Its enveloping texture is fresh and velvety. Sisleÿa Sérum Global Fermeté redensifies the skin of the face, improves its tone, elasticity and firmness. Day after day, it fights against all aspects of skin relaxation, carrying out a global action that restores compactness, tone and the oval of youth to the face. Non-comedogenic.

RESULTS

Every day Sisleÿa Serum Global Fermeté visibly relaxes the features: the skin is more compact. After 8 weeks, the oval is redesigned, the face regains a more defined contour and the skin is filled.

APPLICATION

Apply 2 or 3 pressures on the regulator morning and evening on a dry and clean face and neck, alone or under the usual treatment, with strokes from the bottom upwards. Suitable for all skin types, even sensitive.

ACTIVE PRINCIPLES

• Dill extract: promotes the formation of elastin
• Papyrus extract: redensifies the skin
• Rye extract: counteracts the effect of gravity by improving the mechanical resistance of the dermis
• Oat extract: performs an immediate lifting action on the skin surface - tightening and smoothing effect
• Soy peptide extract: stimulates collagen synthesis
• Calice d'Alkekenge extract: anti-free radicals
• White Willow Leaf Extract: protects the fibers of the dermis thanks to its anti-elastase and anti-collagenase action
• Spelled extract: protects the fibers of the dermis with an anti-glycation action
• Padina pavonica extract: stimulates the synthesis of glycosaminoglycans