HYDRA CLINIC FACIAL

Winner of Harper’s Bazaar – Spa Awards 2013
“Most Hydrating Facial”

Winner of The Singapore Women’s Weekly – Spa Awards 2014
“Best Hydrating Facial”

About

Maintain an optimal level of hydration with our Hydra-Clinic Facial for a healthy, radiant glow.

Details

Utilizing Intelligent Hydro-Lipids, this treatment is capable of capturing the water molecules available in the environment, storing them and then sharing them with the skin as soon as it becomes dehydrated.

Benefits

• Intelligent Hydro-Lipids – Capture water molecules from the environment and store and distribute them when the skin becomes dehydrated.
• Aquaporins (AQP-3) – Help the skin draw moisture from its own reserves when necessary (2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry).
• Auto-Adapt – Aids in epidermal reconstruction for damaged skin and promote natural cell renewal in healthy skin.
• Phyto-Marine Micropatches – Continuous release of alginate and collagen molecules for a long-lasting moisturizing and firming effect.

Targeted Skin Conditions

• Dull skin
• Sensitive skin
• Dry skin

Auto-Adapt Ability

Promotes the various mechanisms that play a part in distributing water in the skin due to the use of AQUAPORIN TECHNOLOGY.

Skin Recreation

Facilitates the epidermal reconstruction of damaged skin by incorporating a SELF-REGULATING PHYTOCOMPLEX.

Long-lasting hydration

Distributes long-lasting hydration by reproducing the effect of a SKIN PATCH.

Active ingredient resulting from bio-medical research. Due to the mobility of its three-dimensional structure, LIPIDURE has the unique property to optimize skin’s moisture content.

• It adapts its configuration depending on environmental humidity levels
• It works in synergy with the skin’s natural hydration mechanisms

Aquaphyline®

It stimulates the synthesis of aquaporins 3 in situ: they are specific proteins that enable the flow of 3-billion water molecules in a single second. AQUAPHYLINE promotes the flow of water from the dermis into the epidermis, and can also increase the hyaluronic acid content in the epidermis.