Recommended for all skin types, especially dry and sensitive or devitalized skin, attacked by the urban environment (air conditioning, pollution, etc.), stress, repeated exposure to UV rays. Alpha-E Factor is a real anti-aging shield. Its combination of anti-oxidant vitamins A, E and C protects the skin and helps it fight free radicals, the main causes of skin aging. Plant extracts of borage seeds, aloe, chamomile and soy normalize the functioning of the epidermis and restart its regeneration. The skin quickly regains its suppleness and softness with a refined texture. Moisturizing*: formula containing ultra-hydrating humectants, ensures water is maintained in the epidermis. Regenerating: stimulates collagen synthesis and tissue reorganization and allows the skin to regain firmness and elasticity. Helps fight the signs of skin aging. Protective: real anti-oxidant shield, provides protection against free radicals and aggressive environmental factors. Soothing: The skin regains its youthfulness and the complexion is brighter. Active focuses: Vitamins A, E and C: three antioxidant vitamins that act synergistically to protect the skin from free radicals. Vitamin C also helps boost collagen production and improve skin elasticity and firmness. Vitamin A stimulates epidermal renewal and repair. Humectant agents (caprylic triglyceride from coconut oil) and lecithin (from soy) increase the moisturizing power* of the skin and maintain its suppleness and softness. Borage oil: rich in gamma-linoleic acid and polyunsaturated essential fatty acids, borage oil (Borago officinalis) is regenerating, nourishing, softening, protective and anti-aging. Bisabolol: natural active ingredient produced by several plants including Chamomile and Candeia (Vanillosmopsis Erythropappa). It is a powerful soothing and healing agent, its calming power ensures the comfort of sensitive and sensitized skin. Soybean oil: Rich in lecithin and vitamin E. Soybean oil provides its softening, calming and firming properties, it also helps to fix skin water. * Hydration of the upper layers of the epidermis