pHformula P.O.S.T. recovery plus - 50 ml

A richer, nourishing cream for skin that looks dry, dull or patchy, and where a regular day cream doesn't last long enough.

Why it works

The difference compared to a classic rich cream lies in the probiotic component. Lactococcus ferment lysate is not a live bacterium but a derivative, which supports the natural balance of the skin flora. That balance helps determine how calm your skin is, which is often the reason why dry skin also turns red easily. Squalane replenishes the lipids your skin produces itself and which decrease over the years, niacinamide supports the barrier, and hyaluronic acid, lactobionic acid, panthenol and aloe vera retain moisture. Glycyrrhetinic acid from licorice soothes.

The texture is fuller and more emollient than the regular version, but still absorbs without leaving a shiny residue.

For whom

For those whose skin flakes or feels rough in winter, or who find their complexion looks a bit gray and uneven. Also for when your skin immediately feels like it needs something after cleansing. And unexpectedly: also for combination skin that is dry on the cheeks and shiny on the T-zone, because this cream is less heavy than you might think.

How to use it

Once or twice a day on cleansed skin, after your serum. In the morning, finish with sun protection. The detail that often goes wrong: people apply it to bone-dry skin. Do it right after cleansing, while your skin is still a little damp, then the cream has something to hold onto and works better.

What I'd like to leave you with

I often recommend this version to people who complain from October to March that their skin is never satisfied. It turns out it's not the amount that matters, but the timing: applying cream to dry skin is like watering a plant in dry soil. Count on three to four weeks before your skin looks calmer and more even. And if you find it too heavy in the summer, that’s not a failure of the product; you can simply switch to the lighter version.

Are you unsure if this suits your skin? Feel free to send me a message, and we can check it together.