Dr. Grandel Hydro Active Moisturizer

Dr.Grandel Hydro Active Moisturizer is the ideal 24-hour care for dehydrated skin. The intensive moisturizing formula softens dryness lines, protects the skin from further moisture loss and thus ensures a new, relaxed skin feeling. HYDRO ACTIVE - The intelligent moisturizing care. The basic idea behind the HYDRO ACTIVE series is to intensively moisturise and care for the skin. Dry heating air, air conditioners, sunbathing or a predisposition to dry skin lead to a strong loss of moisture at a young age. HYDRO ACTIVE individually addresses the needs of dry skin and dehydrated combination skin. A complex of algae and seawater gives the skin back its freshness and vitality.

Intensively saturates the skin with moisture and prevents a feeling of tension Make small dryness lines disappear Provides an exceptionally soft skin feeling Smoothes flaky, dry skin areas

Apply to the face, neck and décolleté in the morning and evening after cleansing.

Algae-seawater complex: A highly effective combination of algae and seawater intensively hydrates and restructures the skin's natural moisture-retaining factors. This visibly and tangibly improves the skin's moisture-binding capacity. This complex consists of: Seawater Mineral substances and trace elements in seawater have a remineralising effect and thus strengthen the skin's natural moisture-retaining factors. Alginic acid from the brown algae Laminaria digitata: This extract from the cell walls of brown algae has a great swelling capacity and can therefore bind large amounts of water. This way moisture is retained on the skin. The complexion looks fresh and smooth. Amino acids from the green microalgae Chlorella vulgaris: The exceptionally broad spectrum of amino acids in Chlorella vulgaris deserves special mention. Together with seawater and brown algae extract, these amino acids ensure a remarkable increase in the skin's moisture-binding capacity. Ceramides: Belong to the so-called sphingolipids, a substance class of skin lipids. At the time of their discovery, spingolipids posed puzzles to scientists about their function in the skin; hence the name. Today, the structure of the skin is very well known and the puzzles regarding the function of spingolipids have been solved. Ceramides, a special class of sphingolipids, have been recognized as important components in the epidermis. They play an important role in maintaining the skin's protective barrier and, because they are not water-soluble, they form an extremely effective barrier against water loss from the skin. Vitamin F: is the name for polyunsaturated fatty acids such as linoleic acid and arachidonic acid. These cannot be synthesized by the human body itself, but must be supplied from outside. That is why they are also called essential fatty acids. By adding vitamin F to cosmetic products, the skin's barrier function is strengthened and its moisture-binding capacity is improved. The skin looks smoother and softer. Dry, flaky or cracked areas become supple again. In addition, the skin's resistance is supported. Babassu oil: This is a natural fatty acid glyceride, which is extracted from the fruit seeds of the approximately 20-metre-high South American babassu palm. Babassu oil feels pleasant and fairly dry on the skin and does not leave a greasy shine. In addition, it has caring and protective properties, a smoothing effect and prevents the skin from drying out. ```