GOJI NECTAR REVIVING SERUM

Of course! Goji Nectar has been tested under dermatological supervision on different skin types, including sensitive skin. It is formulated with a water-based, very light texture and ingredients chosen for their tolerability and effectiveness. Let us know if it has worked well for you too!

In theory, there is no exact amount since each face is different, but generally two or three drops the size of a grain of rice should be enough for the entire face. In case of using too much, you may notice a slight feeling of tightness due to the tensing effect of centella; it will disappear with the application of your moisturizing treatment immediately afterwards in your skincare routine. But let's try to avoid exceeding the amount, especially to not waste our serum. Less is more.

The question should be, what is the best way to take care of your skin? And the most convenient? A serum is absorbed more quickly and is very practical, while a cream is formulated in a denser emulsion to deliver specific types of active ingredients, thus requiring a longer absorption time. However, facial serums are designed to be used in combination with a cream, thanks to their lightweight texture. So, if you're wondering whether it's better to use a serum or a moisturizing cream, our answer is clear: it's not about choosing one or the other, but possibly combining them to take advantage of the synergistic effects. However, keep in mind that each of us has different skin, and in the case of some combination skin types, for example, alternating between different types of treatments may be the best option.

Goji Nectar can be used alone or in combination with your treatment cream. As a non-comedogenic serum, it does not overload the skin, but provides an extra boost of energy and other beneficial properties, from strengthening the barrier function to combating oxidative stress and premature aging. When applying a generous amount of serum, some skin types may experience a slight feeling of tightness due to the centella asiatica, a powerful cell regenerator that helps improve skin's tensile strength; this feeling disappears when combining Goji Nectar with the moisturizing properties of a cream, such as We Rise Facial Cream. On the other hand, if you are looking for convenience and a simpler routine, Goji Nectar is also a practical and multifunctional solution for moisturizing, strengthening the skin, and unifying the tone.

It should not. Hyaluronic acid is a substance that is naturally produced in our body and its levels decrease as we age. Goji Nectar contains two types of hyaluronic acid with different molecular weights, combined in an aqueous-based formula, tested under dermatological supervision on different skin types, including sensitive skin.

Goji Nectar contains depigmenting ingredients such as licorice, which progressively helps reduce the formation of spots by inhibiting the effects of tyrosinase, an enzyme involved in hyperpigmentation processes. This type of anti-spot action is mainly preventive, and that's why we can use Goji Nectar in summer without worries, but never forgetting our sunscreen.

There are no contraindications for pregnant women. Whenever we consider that one of our products may not be suitable for use during pregnancy or lactation, we mention it in its description.

A free radical is a molecule that results from normal biological metabolism of cells; it is highly unstable and easily reacts with others to perform certain functions that are necessary to maintain the health of the organism. However, it is also true that, over time, the combination of so many chemical reactions in chain can cause an oxidation process that damages macromolecules and alters normal cellular processes. To prevent this, the body has star substances, antioxidants, which neutralize free radicals by controlling these oxidation processes. You may be familiar with some natural antioxidants such as vitamin C (ascorbic acid), vitamin E (tocopherol), polyphenols (including flavonoids), or beta-carotene (provitamin A). The excess of free radicals combined with the lack of antioxidants to counteract them is known as oxidative stress. Oxidative stress in the skin manifests as degradation of elastin and collagen, resulting in the appearance of wrinkles and loss of elasticity and tensile strength, or also in the appearance of spots due to the activation of melanin production.