MonoDermà®
MonoDermà®
MonoDermà® Giuliani is a line of dermocosmetics developed by Giuliani Research according to the minimalist formula of MonoDermoDose®, innovative packaging in practical single doses for topical use, with the aim of providing the skin with all the beneficial properties of vitamins.
PRODUCT SHEETS
MonoDermà®: technological innovation for beautiful skin
Pure, stable, free-form vitamins are collected in biodegradable gelatine packs, specially designed to make only vitamins available to the skin, excluding water, preservatives, dyes and perfumes, to ensure maximum tolerability for even the most sensitive skin.
The MonoDermà® dermocosmetics line offers a complete program for beautiful skin.
MonoDermà® C10, lightening and anti-ageing, contains 10% Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid). Vitamin C, applied to the face thanks to MonoDermà® and its innovative packaging, counteracts hyperpigmentation, prevents skin ageing thanks to its antioxidant effect, combats free radicals and promotes normal collagen production.
MonoDermà® E5, soothing and moisturising, contains pure Vitamin E (Tocopherol) at 5%. By applying MonoDermà® to the skin, the Vitamin E present in it protects against free radicals and damage resulting from excessive photo-exposure for an anti-ageing effect; it protects against and soothes itching but also acts as an emollient and moisturiser on sensitive and reddened skin.
MonoDermà® A15, an anti-wrinkle exfoliant, contains 0.15% Vitamin A (pure Retinol). Thanks to Vitamin A, the minimalist formula of MonoDermà® promotes cell renewal by preventing and delaying skin ageing. Its delicate exfoliating and smoothing effect reduces discolouration and deeper wrinkles.
The Monodermà ET10 XL line is completed by the CE 0051 medical device for preventing and treating photoinduced dermatitis and radiodermatitis and ProEtas, a dietary supplement with biotin, nicotinamide, low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, collagen amino acids (glycine and proline) and extracts of withania somnifera, moringa oleifera and goji.
