The Sublime Skin range contains Achillea Millefolium / Photo: comfort zone
The skin on the neck is particularly delicate, revealing the effects of aging more than other areas of the body and if it’s been subjected to things such as excessive sun exposure, this can exacerbate the problem.
The effects of ageing are visible from around 40, due to reductions in the skin’s natural oils, along with changes in hormone levels which cause it to become drier and thinner, leading to loss of tone.
To prevent further structural damage and enable the skin to repair, it’s important to select targeted solutions, just as we do for our face, explains Barbara Gavazzoli, education and communication director at Comfort Zone, who says: “To counteract loss of density and tone, our laboratories have developed a new concentrated formula – the New Sublime Skin Neck & Décolleté Fluid.
“The new product has been formulated to make skin visibly firmer and smoother for an immediate and long-lasting reduction of wrinkles and folds,” she says.
More additions to the line “To complete the Sublime Skin range, we’ve also designed a new redensifying Rich Cream,” says Gavazzoli. “A nourishing biomimetic texture contrasts extreme dryness in mature, thinning or fragile skin, replumping the delicate Y Zone – the jawline, neck and chest areas – for a brighter, more even complexion.
The line was inspired by the Scientific Garden at the Comfort Zone Village in Parma, Italy, with the Neck & Décolleté Fluid developed after the company’s R&D lab team investigated how Achillea Millefolium could be used to increase collagen production to lift the skin.
Comfort Zone sources this powerful botanical bioactive ingredient – which has been proven to boost collagen production by up to 35 per cent – using regenerative organic agricultural practices. The serum’s biomimetic texture, enriched with precious Abyssinian oil and jojoba seeds, has an immediate and long-lasting effect and has been clinically tested to make skin visibly firmer and smoother, reducing wrinkles up to 25 per cent.
More innovation In addition, the newly-enhanced Comfort Zone Eye Patch gives immediate relief and freshness to the eye area, visibly reducing puffiness and signs of fatigue.
Consistent with the brand’s sustainable ecodesign, packaging and production are carbon neutral and feature recyclable and refillable solutions made with bio-based and recycled materials. Furthermore, all its formulas are vegan, rich in high percentages of natural-origin ingredients and free from animal derivatives, silicones, parabens, mineral oil and artificial colourants.
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The Sublime Skin range contains Achillea Millefolium / Photo: comfort zone
The skin on the neck is particularly delicate, revealing the effects of aging more than other areas of the body and if it’s been subjected to things such as excessive sun exposure, this can exacerbate the problem.
The effects of ageing are visible from around 40, due to reductions in the skin’s natural oils, along with changes in hormone levels which cause it to become drier and thinner, leading to loss of tone.
To prevent further structural damage and enable the skin to repair, it’s important to select targeted solutions, just as we do for our face, explains Barbara Gavazzoli, education and communication director at Comfort Zone, who says: “To counteract loss of density and tone, our laboratories have developed a new concentrated formula – the New Sublime Skin Neck & Décolleté Fluid.
“The new product has been formulated to make skin visibly firmer and smoother for an immediate and long-lasting reduction of wrinkles and folds,” she says.
More additions to the line “To complete the Sublime Skin range, we’ve also designed a new redensifying Rich Cream,” says Gavazzoli. “A nourishing biomimetic texture contrasts extreme dryness in mature, thinning or fragile skin, replumping the delicate Y Zone – the jawline, neck and chest areas – for a brighter, more even complexion.
The line was inspired by the Scientific Garden at the Comfort Zone Village in Parma, Italy, with the Neck & Décolleté Fluid developed after the company’s R&D lab team investigated how Achillea Millefolium could be used to increase collagen production to lift the skin.
Comfort Zone sources this powerful botanical bioactive ingredient – which has been proven to boost collagen production by up to 35 per cent – using regenerative organic agricultural practices. The serum’s biomimetic texture, enriched with precious Abyssinian oil and jojoba seeds, has an immediate and long-lasting effect and has been clinically tested to make skin visibly firmer and smoother, reducing wrinkles up to 25 per cent.
More innovation In addition, the newly-enhanced Comfort Zone Eye Patch gives immediate relief and freshness to the eye area, visibly reducing puffiness and signs of fatigue.
Consistent with the brand’s sustainable ecodesign, packaging and production are carbon neutral and feature recyclable and refillable solutions made with bio-based and recycled materials. Furthermore, all its formulas are vegan, rich in high percentages of natural-origin ingredients and free from animal derivatives, silicones, parabens, mineral oil and artificial colourants.
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décolleté fluid, leveraging the power of
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