Lipid Protective & Nourishing Cream with Amino Acids & Lactoferrin Bielenda Professional SupremeLab Lipid Protective And Nourishing Cream With Amino Acids & Lactoferrin

The concept behind this cream is rooted in the meticulous reconstruction and restoration of skin balance with signs of aging, whether initial or more pronounced, requiring rejuvenation. It harnesses effective advanced active ingredients and safe, bio-compatible formulas that align with the philosophy and application of the products. The primary active substance is restructuring organic silica.

This cream is designed for skin in need of deep regeneration and strengthening of the hydrolipidic barrier. An imbalance in this area contributes to deteriorating skin condition and the emergence of wrinkles. The product delivers deep nourishment and hydration, catering to the needs of aging skin. It improves the comfort of tight, rough, and dry skin, fortifies the skin, and aids in better resistance against external factors.

Active components:
- Amino acids: esteemed in cosmetics for their moisturizing and regenerative properties. They fortify the skin and support its natural regenerative processes, helping to defend against external factors. They have a positive impact on the function of the skin barrier. Amino acids constitute an important part - about 40% - of NMF (Natural Moisturizing Factor), a natural factor moisturizing the stratum corneum;
- Lactoferrin: exhibits a prebiotic effect, supporting the maintenance of a healthy microbiome and influencing skin resilience. It is an effective regenerating and soothing ingredient, particularly recommended for sensitive and reactive skin. Lactoferrin is a biologically active white protein (belonging to the glycoproteins group), naturally present in the milk of mammals and in bodily fluids such as tears or saliva. It boasts a vast range of effects - for example, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antiviral, and it also regulates (in supplements) gut flora. Its ability to chelate iron ions helps regulate their absorption. This is also linked to its significant antioxidant properties. These features make it an extremely valuable component of dietary supplements, including for children, and a supportive remedy for individuals treating acne. This ingredient has also found its application in the cosmetic industry, mainly in highly regenerative preparations;
- Ceramides: their quantity in the skin diminishes with age, which also contributes to the appearance of aging signs. High-quality cosmetics with ceramides help to replenish these skin deficiencies. Ceramides strengthen the skin barrier, support hydration and nourishment, protect against external factors, and enhance firmness and elasticity;
- Squalane: a natural component of human sebum, hence it is bio-compatible with the skin in cosmetics. It is a highly valuable and desirable substance in cosmetic bases (as a raw material, it is also an expensive product). Squalane positively affects the hydrolipidic barrier, aids in hydration, and possesses nourishing, regenerating, and restoring properties. It makes the skin soft and elastic, improving the penetration of other active ingredients;
- Organic silica: helps compensate for the loss of silica by the skin, which is necessary for maintaining its firmness, elasticity, and optimal hydration. This ingredient has a restructuring and stimulating effect, as well as stabilizes and optimizes metabolic activity.