Diadermine aims for perfection

Published: 28-Jun-2013
Skin Care


In September, French skin care brand Diadermine will launch a range of four anti-ageing skin care products named Lift+ Ideale Perfection. Aimed at women over 30, the products contain soya proteins to boost collagen production and a multi peptide complex derived from ascorbic acid to unify skin tone.

The range consists of the Crème De Jour moisturiser, which features hyaluronic acid, glycerol, and UVA and UVB filters. There’s also a night cream with built-in serum, facial oil, and multipurpose oil for the face and body. The products will be available in broad distribution, including major supermarket chains in France priced between €9.90-€10.90.

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