All Even Sweet iris

The story

The sweet iris, a plant with a sacred fragrance

Iris pallida, Iridaceae

As a sun plant, the sweet Iris grows naturally in South Europe and in North Africa on limestone soils. Its name comes from a goddess from the Greek and Roman pantheon: Iris was the messenger of gods. Sacred plant in the ancient Egypt, it is cultivated for its original fragrance and its health properties since Antiquity - first its rhizomes. With that species as a heart note, a big family of perfumes was created in Western countries. The great popularity of iris in Europe in the19th century inspired also painters. They glorified them in many paintings.

Because skin loses little by little its density when ageing, it is necessary to keep the production of skin fibers at a good level. For a firmer, more elastic, more resistant and with less wrinkles skin.

How it works ?

All Even Sweet iris: to relaunch the synthesis of skin thickening components

All Even Sweet iris acts on the consequences of natural ageing at the conjunctive level of the dermis and the upper layer of the epidermis. Then, at the level of the dermis, the active will stimulate the synthesis of constituents of the extra-cell matrix - collagens, glycosaminoglycans, elastin and proteoglycans - while limiting the action of the enzyme that destroys them.
In the same time, it helps to regenerate the epidermis in a well-balanced way by increasing the production and the differenciation of the cells of the epidermis, that slows down with ageing too.

Thanks to those associated actions, the two skin layers can get back their density and global balance, therefore limit the creation of wrinkles.