Decleor Lavender Iris Firming Night Cream 50ml

About this product

Sculpt, redefine, and deeply regenerate mature skin contours while you sleep with the Decléor Lavender Fine Lifting Night Cream, an advanced anti-ageing moisturiser engineered to lift sagging tissue and fade deep-set wrinkles.. Specially designed for complexions experiencing structural slackening, loss of elasticity, and environmental fatigue, this professional-grade night cream works during the skin’s peak nocturnal regeneration phase. It's an incredibly rich, comforting formula that blends high-purity Lavender and Iris essences that melt into the lipid barrier upon contact. By stimulating natural structural proteins and cushioning thin epidermal layers, it works on a deeper level to firm up shifting facial contours, smooth out stubborn expression lines, and eliminate morning tightness, allowing you to wake up to a beautifully dense, lifted, and completely revitalised canvas.. Benefits. Nocturnal Lifting and Firming: Actively tightens the skin matrix overnight to lift slackened jawlines and redefine facial contours.. Fills Deep Wrinkles: Plumps up stubborn expression lines, deep furrows, and crow's feet from the inside out.. Accelerates Structural Repair: Stimulates natural cellular renewal to increase thin epidermal density and bounce.. Intensive Moisture Cushion: Deeply conditions dry, parched, or mature skin layers without leaving a heavy or greasy residue.. Relaxing Aromatherapeutic Rest: Releases a calming, authentic herbal vapour that reduces tissue stress and promotes a deeply restful sleep.. The Science Behind the Formula. Decléor leverages specialised French pharmacy heritage to combine cell-densifying botanicals with targeted structural support:. Lavender Fine Essential Oil: A premium, high-purity active celebrated for its profound anti-inflammatory, cellular-healing, and protective properties that reduce micro-tissue stress.. Iris Pallida Root Extract: A powerful anti-ageing powerhouse clinically proven to shield the skin's structural proteins, combat gl