Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis, strengthening skin structure and improving density. Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 acts as an anti-inflammatory, soothing micro-inflammations that accelerate skin ageing. Together they create clinically proven synergistic anti-age action.

Night is a time of intensive skin regeneration - between 11 PM and 4 AM, repair processes occur at the cellular level. A cream applied in the evening works during this time, delivering peptides, ceramides and niacinamide when the skin benefits most. The formula is richer than a day cream.

Yes. Ceramides (including Ceramide NP) are natural lipids making up about 50% of the skin barrier. With age, their level drops, the skin loses water and becomes sensitive. NightTime Recovery delivers ready-made ceramides that rebuild the barrier, restore hydration and skin resilience.

The cream is designed as anti-age support - recommended from 30+ as prevention of first wrinkles, from 40+ for visible changes. People with sensitive, dry skin can use it earlier thanks to the mild formula with ceramides and panthenol.

Peptides and ceramides work well with retinol - peptides support collagen synthesis, retinol speeds up epidermal renewal, and ceramides soothe potential irritation. If you use retinol, apply it first to cleansed skin, wait 10-15 minutes, then apply NightTime Recovery.

You will notice first effects of hydration and skin smoothness after 3-7 days of use. Skin texture improvement and redness reduction appear after 2 weeks.

Anti-aging effects (reduction of mimic wrinkles, firmness improvement) of Matrixyl peptides require a minimum of 28-56 days of use. Clinical studies confirm visible reduction of wrinkle depth by 45% after 2 months of regular use. The key is consistency.

NightTime Recovery is a formula for facial and neck skin, but the contained peptides and niacinamide can be safely applied to the area around the eyes, at a distance of minimum 5 mm from the lash line.

Matrixyl peptides are an ingredient particularly valued in eye care - they stimulate collagen synthesis in the delicate skin of this area. For very sensitive individuals we recommend a dedicated eye cream. At first application perform a patch test - apply a small amount and observe the reaction for 24h.

Yes, but maintaining the order. Apply retinol to cleansed skin first (wait 15-20 minutes for absorption), then apply NightTime Recovery as a layer.

Matrixyl peptides and ceramide NP in NightTime Recovery create a buffering layer that reduces potential retinol irritation (burning, redness, peeling). Niacinamide additionally strengthens the skin barrier.

If you are starting with retinol: use every other or every third evening for the first 4 weeks, and NightTime Recovery daily. Do not combine with retinol on the day after AHA/BHA peel.

Both vitamins have complementary actions and can be used together (despite old incompatibility theories):

• Niacinamide (B3) in NightTime Recovery - strengthens hydrolipid barrier, reduces visible pores, evens skin tone, has anti-inflammatory action. Gentle, tolerated by sensitive skin.
• Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) - strong antioxidant, brightens discolorations, stimulates collagen synthesis. May irritate sensitive skin.

Recommended routine: vitamin C in the morning (UV protection), niacinamide in the evening (regeneration, barrier). Niacinamide is a particularly good choice for sensitive and combination skin.