Find your night cream (at last)

Yes, because the skin's needs are different during the day and at night: it's at night that our skin reaches its peak of regeneration, when the production of hyaluronic acid and collagen intensifies, cells multiply and toxins are evacuated. Yes, because during the day, the skin is in "defense" mode, as it is subjected to external aggressions (UV rays, cold, pollution, dust, etc.). It therefore takes advantage of the night to eliminate toxins accumulated during the day and regenerate itself. Skin is also much more receptive to treatments. All the more reason to give it a helping hand with more advanced formulas. 

There's no age limit for starting. After all, you can turn to a night cream to treat imperfections or soothe sensitive skin, for example. When it comes to anti-aging, 25 is an "ideal" age, because that's when (on average) collagen and elastin production begins to decline.

It's better than nothing, but it's a shame. Once again, the skin's needs are not the same during the day as at night, so a daytime formula will not be as optimal as a nighttime formula. In fact, the role of a day cream is above all to protect the skin from external aggressions and to maintain moisture in the cutaneous tissues. Its role is therefore that of a shield. What's more, day creams are often formulated to leave no oily film on the skin, preparing it for make-up. Last but not least, we forget to use it if it contains sun protection. Conversely, the role of a night cream is to act deep down to promote skin regeneration at the moment when it is most receptive to active ingredients.