Endocare Concentrate 40% SCA ampoules - 7 x 1 ml

A short, concentrated treatment for skin that looks worn out after a summer, an illness, or a period when skincare was neglected.

Why they work

What you see in the mirror after years of sun exposure isn't dryness, but accumulated damage: uneven texture, a dull complexion, and fine lines that weren't there before. These ampoules contain Endocare's SCA growth factor technology—the filtered secretion of the Cryptomphalus aspersa snail—which is listed as the first ingredient, ensuring a high concentration. This filtrate supports skin renewal. It is combined with a stable form of vitamin C and vitamin E, two antioxidants that neutralize the free radicals caused by sun exposure and pollution.

The texture is liquid and oil-free. It absorbs quickly and leaves no greasy residue, not even on the décolleté.

For whom

For skin showing light to moderate aging, and especially for those who have spent a lot of time in the sun: gardening, cycling, or years without sunscreen. Suitable for all skin types, including oily, precisely because the formula is oil-free. Also useful as an introductory step: if you want to experience what Endocare does for your skin before starting a full routine, a box of seven is a low-threshold way to begin.

Less known: Endocare also uses these ampoules before and after procedures. After a chemical peel, microneedling, or laser treatment, when your skin is red and sensitive, they support recovery. However, please ask me first when you should start following your treatment.

How to use them

One ampoule per evening for seven consecutive evenings, applied to the cleansed, dry skin of the face, neck, and décolleté. Break open the ampoule, distribute a few drops over the areas first, and then massage it in; otherwise, most of it will end up on one cheek. Simply apply your night cream over it afterwards.

What I would like to share

Seven ampoules are a starting point, not a full treatment. Your skin often looks fresher and smoother after that week—which is real—but it won't last for months if you do nothing afterwards. In the salon, I like to use this treatment as a stepping stone to something more structural, such as the Tensage Serum. What I also always tell people: do the treatment at a time when you can truly commit to it, not during a week when you are out three nights. Seven consecutive evenings do more than seven ampoules spread over two months. And don't forget your décolleté; that is the area where sun damage shows itself first.

Would you like to know if such a treatment makes sense for your skin right now? Feel free to send me a message, and we can look at it together.