Institut Esthederm introduces most advanced skin care range to date

By Becky Bargh | Published: 31-Oct-2018
Skin Care

The new Excellage collection is said to restore skin’s tissue, strengthen its epidermal barrier and boost hydration

French-based skin care brand Institut Esthederm has introduced its most scientifically advanced collection yet.

The Excellage range has been created for women over 50 and was inspired by parent company Naos’ ecobiological approach.

This concept works to preserve skin’s ecosystem and strengthen its natural mechanisms.

The new Excellage products work to restore skin’s tissue cohesion, dermal density, strengthen its epidermal barrier, boost hydration and enhance radiance.

Included in the line-up is the Excellage Serum (£86), Excellage Cream (£81) and Excellage Eye Care (£64).

The range will be available in January 2019.

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