We’ve combined our active-hyaluronan science to reduce saggy skin and wrinkles with the best advances in conventional cosmetics, for example, encapsulated vitamin C, amino acids and vitamin B5 and the most proven natural cosmetics, such as spirulina algae and jojoba.
- Active Hyaluronan: The most advanced medical science has resulted in a revolutionary ingredient capable of reducing saggy skin and wrinkles on your face.
- Encapsulated vitamin C: 1000% more antioxidant than vitamin C. It’s preserved until it comes in contact with your skin, thus conserving all its antioxidant power.
- Spirulina algae: Protects against UV and HEV (screen) light aging. Repairs DNA. Reduces blemishes and improves firmness and wrinkle reduction.
- Jojoba esters and plant proteins: Strengthen the skin barrier function and hydration.
- Amino acids: Reduce the depth of wrinkles and make your skin smoother.
- Vitamin B5: Improves hydration, elasticity, and regeneration of the surface layers of your skin.
- NO fragrances with allergens. You won’t see terms like “Linalool, Geraniol, and Limonene” in our ingredients. This is how we protect your skin from allergic reactions.
- NO colorants, irritating alcohols, sulfates, formaldehydes, phenols, or any other substance that can harm your skin.
Ingredients: Aqua, propanediol, caprylic/capric triglyceride, gold thioethylamino hyaluronic acid, isononyl isononanoate, sodium polyacrylate, glycerin, ethylhexyl stearate, panthenol, butylmehoxidibenzoylmethane, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, caprylyl glycol, 1,3-butylene glycol, octocrylene, trideceth-6, hydrolyzed jojoba esters, sodium benzoate, 3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid, citric acid, lecithin, parfum, dipropylene glycol, sodium phytate, potassium sorbate, phospholipids, glyceryl caprylate, spirulina maxima extract, xanthan gum, lonicera caprifolium flower extract, lonicera japonica flower extract, benzyl alcohol, ethylhexylglycerin, benzoic acid, dehydroacetic acid, phenoxyethanol, glucose, tocopherol.
- Beauty starts with clean skin. Cleanse your face properly before applying the cream. If you wear makeup, first use a cleansing milk and then a face wash, mousse, or toner.
- Vigorously massage the cream into your forehead, cheeks, nose, nasolabial fold, neck, and nape until it has been completely absorbed. Take your time.
- Apply the cream morning and night (if you use Lasergen at night, you don’t need to use this cream afterwards). Be consistent. You’ll notice that your skin starts to improve in a few days, although it takes around a month to see results in saggy skin and wrinkles.
- It’s perfect as a pre-makeup primer. Protects your skin, and if you use powder makeup, it will set much better.
Goes perfectly with
Concentrated Booster Serum
The true effect
The real effect of our products is far more than reducing saggy skin or wrinkles. It’s getting you to look good so you feel better and more enthusiastic about doing things.
The ultimate aim of our research is helping in any way we can to ensure you have a more fulfilled life.
"I’ve been using Bioactive Cream and recommending it to my patients for years. I’ve noticed that my skin is more hydrated and comfortable. Our patients love it, and they can see the difference. And for my skin, I’ve found the ideal cream."
Dr. Cristina Villanueva.
"Before we recommend a product, my team and I always try it first. The quality and effectiveness of Endor’s creams surprised me. They leave skin feeling smooth, hydrated, and gorgeous. They complement our treatments perfectly."
Dr. Nuria Escoda
this is how we test it works
Current cosmetics use hyaluronic acid as a moisturizer or filler. But it’s so much more than that. Biomedical science has helped us unleash its full regenerative potential.
The following image is an ultrasound scan of a volunteer after she’d been using the cream for 28 days. The green is the skin. The black is the empty spaces that cause saggy skin.
Note the difference. This is what we do inside to have a visible effect on the outside.
The study was conducted at the Institute of Photomedicine of the Teknon Clinic. It was coordinated by Dr. Joan Ramón Garcés and the researcher Gabriel Buendía.
