The Vivo Regene Face Cream is based on the science of Epigenetics and contains ingredients with anti-aging properties. Its rich composition effectively moisturizes the skin up to the deeper layers, thanks to its ability to absorb and retain large amounts of water and create a thin protective membrane on its surface. It provides smoother and softer skin. It contains: Complex molecule of hyaluronic acid of different molecular weights: provides maximum hydration to the skin. Biomimetic peptides: composed of a small chain of 3 amino acids and mimic the action of elastin, the protein responsible for the health of the dermal tissue. Their role is to prevent the synthesis of progerin, which is associated with cell aging, resulting in immediate tightening of the skin, combating sagging and redefining the contour. Natural neuro-relaxing peptide: smoothes the skin, visibly reduces wrinkles and strengthens the skin barrier. Vitamin E: hydrates the skin, protects collagen fibers from the destructive action of free radicals that lead to wrinkles. The Vivo Regene Face Cream contributes to: Regeneration & repair of natural skin damage Natural production of hyaluronic acid, collagen & elastin Reduction of fine lines Tightening, smoothing of the skin & redefining the contour Restoration of skin density Usage: Apply to clean skin, on the face and neck with gentle circular motions, morning & evening, avoiding the eye area. Dermatologically tested. What is Epigenetics science? Epigenetics is a field of Biology Science that deals with the study of heritable phenotypic changes that do not originate from changes in the DNA sequence. Epigenetics studies the mechanisms involved in the regulation of gene expression, i.e. those biological mechanisms that act as "switches" and "turn on/off" certain genes, without affecting their sequence. Epigenetics studies whether aging is not simply a programmed process determined only by our DNA, but is also influenced by external factors. Epigenetic changes occur regularly and can be influenced by various factors such as age, environment (sun radiation, pollution), lifestyle, stress, etc., which determine the activation of epigenetic mechanisms. The use of various active ingredients (e.g. antioxidant enzymes, peptides, plant extracts, proteins, etc.) in cosmetics can stimulate epigenetic mechanisms to activate functions related to anti-aging. The goal is to "convince aged genes to behave like young ones and prevent young genes from aging". What are biomimetic peptides? The role of most peptides naturally present in the skin is to facilitate communication between cells, transmitting messages and "encouraging" the skin to function in a way that repairs damage and synthesizes new collagen and elastin fibers. However, over time, the amount of natural peptides decreases. The biomimetic peptides, due to their size, can penetrate the superficial layer of the skin and "trick" it by giving the message that collagen fibers have been damaged, so as to instruct fibroblasts to synthesize new ones. In the Vivo Regene set, we have selected a specialized biomimetic peptide, consisting of a small chain of 3 amino acids, which mimics the action of elastin, the protein responsible for the health of the dermal tissue. Its role is to inhibit the synthesis of progerin, which is associated with cell aging, resulting in immediate tightening of the skin