Rosaliac by La Roche Posay
  | Rosaliac is the first skin perfecting anti-redness hydrating care for delicate and reactive skin that neutralizes the sources of redness to lastingly restored comfort and luminosity. Two vitamins with complementary action defuse the onset of redness: Vitamin B3 stimulates anti-inflammatory defenses to calm and extinguish redness and lessen blood vessel reactivity; Vitamin CG strengthens vessel walls day after day by activating collagen synthesis. Fragrance free. Ingredients: Aqua/Water, talc, isononyl isononanoate, glycerin, cyclohexasiloxane, alcohol denat., niacinamide, cetyl alcohol, butyrospermum parkii / sheabutter, peg-100 stearate, glycerylstearate, ascorbyl glucoside, stearic acid, sodium car-bomer, glycolipids, caffeine, sodium citrate, tocopheryl acetate, citric acid, xanthan gum, myristic acid, palmitic acid, ci19140 / yellow 5, ci 42090 / blue 1, phenoxyethanol methylparaben, propylparaben. The 1st skin-perfecting anti-redness moisturizer that offsets the sources of redness to restore long-lasting comfort and luminosity. 2 vitamins with complementarv action diffuse the onset of redness: * Vitamine B3 stimulates the skin's natural defenses against irritating factors to calm and extinguish redness and lessen blood vessel hyper activity * Vitamine CG, a sensitive skin specialist, activates collagen synthesis via 24hr biodiffusion to strengthen vessel walls. A soothing, hydrating emulsion: * rich in naturally softening and decongesting La Roche-Posay thermal spring water: * fragrance-free Its fresh texture,equally fine and creamy, wraps the skin with a comfortable feeling right upon application. Slightly tinted in a light green shade, it optically neutralizes redness and provides an excellent make-up base. Application after application, ROSALIAC transforms the skin from all dimesions * supple and smoothed texture * an even and radiant complexion * long-lasting comfort. Natural fragility of the blood vessels is at the origin of the onset of redness. Under the repeated influence of certain external factors (food, climate, stress or pollution), the blood vessels become permeable, triggering inflammation which causes redness and discomfort on the surface. Deep down, this reaction aggravates the fragility and permeability of the blood vessels, relaunching the onset of redness, which sets in and no longer disappears.
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