Sérum antioxydant M-Veil™ : Huile faciale bio-lipidique

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  • Menopause-Informed Skincare
  • Gentle Retinol Alternative
  • Deep Repair
  • Bio-Mimetic
  • Potent Active Blend
  • Boosts Elasticity
  • Won't clog pores
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Le sérum antioxydant M-Veil est une huile pour le visage 100 % anhydre destinée aux peaux en période de périménopause et de ménopause qui semblent ternes, sèches et moins fermes qu'auparavant. Concentré de bio-lipides doré profond, à la texture soyeuse et à l'absorption sans résidu, il apporte les lipides et le soutien antioxydant que les changements hormonaux épuisent.

Pourquoi la peau ménopausée a besoin de lipides

À mesure que les œstrogènes diminuent, l'économie lipidique de la peau se contracte. La production de sébum ralentit et les acides gras essentiels que la peau utilise pour construire sa barrière deviennent plus difficiles à retenir, laissant la peau plus sèche, plus terne et moins résiliente qu'avant. Les sérums à base d'eau ne règlent pas ce problème. La perte de lipides nécessite un remplacement lipidique.

CE QUE C'EST

Une huile anhydre concentrée à base de lipides biomimétiques et d'huiles de graines botaniques pressées à froid, formulée sans eau, sans alcool et sans parfum synthétique. En son cœur se trouve le complexe M-Veil™, un réseau antioxydant auto-régénérant composé de tétrahexyldécyle ascorbate (vitamine C), de vitamine E, de CoQ10 et de bakuchiol, où chaque antioxydant aide à régénérer les autres. La peau paraît plus lumineuse, plus ferme et plus résiliente, sans l'irritation associée au rétinol.

Ce n'est pas un sérum qui promet une transformation du jour au lendemain. C'est un acte de reconstitution quotidien, dans le langage que la peau parle déjà. 

POUR QUI

  • Les peaux en périménopause, ménopause et post-ménopause qui ne se sentent plus nourries par les seuls sérums à base d'eau
  • La sécheresse qui revient quelques heures après l'hydratation — signe d'une perte lipidique, pas seulement d'une déshydratation
  • Les peaux qui ont perdu leur éclat et l'uniformité de leur teint, et qui semblent moins élastiques, moins résilientes, moins elles-mêmes
  • Toute personne passant d'une routine multi-étapes à une routine plus simple, plus intelligente, axée sur les lipides

PRINCIPAUX AVANTAGES

  • Reconstitue les lipides essentiels — fournit les acides gras que la peau utilise pour construire une barrière confortable et résiliente.
  • Illumine et ravive l'éclat — la vitamine C liposoluble à 2 % (tétrahexyldécyle ascorbate) aide à restaurer un teint uniforme, une peau plus ferme et cet éclat naturel que la peau fragile perd en premier.
  • Un réseau antioxydant auto-régénérant — la vitamine C, la vitamine E et la CoQ10 se régénèrent mutuellement, aidant la peau à paraître plus lumineuse, plus ferme et plus résiliente face au stress oxydatif quotidien.
  • Soutient l'apparence de fermeté et de vitalité — 1 % de CoQ10 bio-active associée à 0,5 % de bakuchiol (une alternative douce au rétinol à sa dose cliniquement étudiée) et un complexe de champignons adaptogènes à 5 %, pour une peau qui semble résiliente et bien soutenue.
  • Calme la sensation de tiraillement — un système lipidique non comédogène (0–2) conçu pour les peaux sensibles, matures et réactives.
  • D'origine végétale et biodégradable — approvisionnement en ingrédients conforme EcoCert/COSMOS, sans émollients synthétiques.

LE SYSTÈME D'ÉNERGIE CELLULAIRE

Sous les lipides se trouve un ensemble restreint et réfléchi d'actifs, choisis pour redonner à la peau fatiguée son énergie et son éclat :

  • Vitamine C, vitamine E & CoQ10 — un réseau antioxydant auto-régénérant. La vitamine C stable et liposoluble trouve sa place dans une huile anhydre là où la vitamine C à base d'eau ne peut aller ; associée au tocophérol et à la CoQ10, le trio se régénère mutuellement, prolongeant la durée de vie antioxydante des trois composants et aidant la peau à paraître plus lumineuse, plus ferme et plus résiliente.
  • Complexe de champignons adaptogènes — Reishi, Chaga, Maitake et Cordyceps, apportant des bêta-glucanes et des bioactifs adaptogènes qui aident la peau à paraître calme et résiliente.
  • Bakuchiol — une alternative purifiée d'origine végétale au rétinol, utilisée à la dose retenue lors de l'étude comparative de référence contre le rétinol, agissant comme une couche de renouvellement douce sans l'irritation du rétinol.

QUAND L'UTILISER

Matin et soir. Sur une peau propre et légèrement humide pour que l'huile puisse pénétrer uniformément. Le matin, le réseau de vitamine C, vitamine E et CoQ10 s'intègre parfaitement sous la protection solaire pour un soutien antioxydant en journée. Particulièrement réparateur sur les peaux sèches, éprouvées par les conditions climatiques ou après un voyage en avion.

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Audrey
Love how this makes my skin feel smoother and

Love how the M-VEIL serum makes my face feel and look. It helps with fine lines and dullness and leaves my skin feeling smooth and supple. I love the scent and I absolutely love this product! Highly recommend

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Sandy K.
Fantastic!

I have sampled this product and will definitely purchase the next product. The Bio-Lipid is easy to apply and a little goes a long way. It created a sustained, long-lasting hydration, and has such a luxurious feel. The bonus is that it's produced locally - you've nailed it Philogeni! Thank you.

IIL'Architecture · Formulation divulguée

Chaque principe actif nommé, chaque dose divulguée.

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BakuchiolPsoralea corylifolia 0.5%
A plant meroterpene that behaves like a retinoid without being one. It is the entry point into the retinol conversation for skin that cannot take retinol's first six weeks.
Bakuchiol is isolated from the seed of Psoralea corylifolia, used in Ayurvedic practice long before gene-expression work described its retinol-like signature. It is photostable, so it can sit in a morning formula — retinol cannot. We dose it at the concentration used in the trial that put it beside retinol, rather than at a number that reads better on a label than it behaves on a face.
Mechanism
Gene-expression profiling in human skin models shows bakuchiol upregulating a retinoid-like transcript set, including type I, III and IV collagen, without binding the retinoic acid receptor itself.
Evidence
Human: a 12-week randomised, double-blind trial of 0.5% bakuchiol against 0.5% retinol found comparable improvement in wrinkle surface area and pigmentation, with significantly less scaling and stinging in the bakuchiol arm (Dhaliwal et al., British Journal of Dermatology, 2019). Mechanistic work: Chaudhuri and Bojanowski, International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 2014.
Sourcing
Clinical-grade isolate, supplied against a certificate of analysis filed with the batch record.
CordycepsCordyceps militaris (Mushroom) Extract 1.25%
Chemical structure — Cordyceps
The complex's link to the energy story CoQ10 begins. Cordyceps carries cordycepin and adenosine — nucleoside analogues studied for their part in cellular energy signalling.
Species matters more here than anywhere else in the formula. Commercial "Cordyceps sinensis" is almost always cultivated Cordyceps militaris or the CS-4 mycelial strain; the wild fungus is among the most expensive biological materials on earth and is not in a skincare bottle. We name what is actually in ours.
Mechanism
Cordycepin (3'-deoxyadenosine) and adenosine interact with adenosine-receptor signalling in vitro. The extract also adds polysaccharides to the complex's humectant load.
Evidence
In vitro and preclinical. There is no topical human evidence for the microcirculation and oxygen-delivery claims that currently run on the welcome page.
Sourcing
Cultivated fruiting body. Species and part confirmed on the supplier's specification, not inferred from the trade name.
MaitakeGrifola frondosa (Mushroom) Extract 1.25%
Chemical structure — Maitake
The third quarter of the complex, contributing grifolan-type beta-glucans to the same surface hydration the others build.
Maitake is the member of the complex with the least topical literature behind it. It earns its place as part of a dosed group rather than as a headline actor, and the copy says so rather than reaching for a claim the research has not made.
Mechanism
Grifolan beta-1,3-glucans: humectant and film-forming at the stratum corneum, alongside the other three extracts.
Evidence
In vitro only. The elasticity and hydration claims currently attached to maitake on the welcome page are not supported by published human topical trials.
Sourcing
Cultivated fruiting-body extract. Confirm extraction solvent and carrier with the supplier.
ChagaInonotus obliquus (Mushroom) Extract 1.25%
Chemical structure — Chaga
The antioxidant density of the complex. Chaga concentrates polyphenols, melanin and birch-derived triterpenes, and sits at the top of the fungal antioxidant assays.
Chaga grows on birch and takes the tree's betulin with it. Its antioxidants work in a different phase and on different radicals than the vitamin C and E pair, which is the argument for having all three rather than doubling down on one.
Mechanism
Polyphenols, melanin complexes and triterpenoids donate electrons to reactive oxygen species generated by UV and pollution exposure.
Evidence
In vitro antioxidant assays (ORAC, DPPH) are strong and consistent across the literature. Topical human data is absent, so the claim here stops at antioxidant capacity.
Sourcing
Wild-harvested chaga carries both sustainability and heavy-metal questions. Origin statement and heavy-metals report held with the batch record.
ReishiGanoderma lucidum (Mushroom) Extract 1.25%
Chemical structure — Reishi
One quarter of the 5% mushroom complex, and the quarter carrying the most beta-glucan — the polysaccharide that holds water at the surface of the skin.
The four mushrooms are dosed at 1.25% each, which is how the complex reaches 5% without any one of them being fairy-dusted. Reishi does most of the humectant work in that group; the other three are here for what they add around it.
Mechanism
Beta-1,3/1,6-glucans are large, highly hydrophilic polysaccharides. They bind water in the stratum corneum and form a film that slows transepidermal water loss.
Evidence
In vitro and ex vivo. The hydration and film-forming behaviour of beta-glucans is well described; controlled human trials of topical Ganoderma extract are not available. Described here as hydration, which is what the evidence supports.
Sourcing
Dual-extracted fruiting body. The supplier CoA should carry a beta-glucan assay rather than a total-polysaccharide number — the second one counts starch.
CoQ10Ubiquinone 1.0%
A mitochondrial coenzyme the skin makes less of each decade. In the epidermis it does two jobs at once: it carries electrons, and it holds the lipid phase against oxidation.
Q10 levels in skin fall with age, and topical application has been shown to raise what is measurable at the surface. It is also why the packaging matters as much as the formula: ubiquinone is light- and oxygen-sensitive, and a clear bottle spends the dose before the customer does.
Mechanism
Carries electrons in the mitochondrial respiratory chain; in its reduced form, ubiquinol, it scavenges lipid radicals within membranes.
Evidence
Human: topical Q10 formulations raised skin Q10 levels and reduced markers of oxidative stress in vivo (Knott et al., BioFactors, 2015). Appearance endpoints are reported in smaller studies over longer durations.
Sourcing
Fermentation-derived ubiquinone, cosmetic grade, protected from light through filling and in the finished pack.
Vitamin ETocopherol 1.0%
The barrier's own antioxidant, put back. Tocopherol is the primary lipid-phase antioxidant in human skin, and it runs down fastest exactly where the oil is thinnest.
Vitamin E and vitamin C are here as a pair rather than as two entries on a list: tocopherol quenches lipid radicals and is oxidised doing it, and ascorbate regenerates it back to its active form. That partnership is the reason both are dosed. It also keeps the formula's own oils from turning — one ingredient doing two jobs.
Mechanism
A chain-breaking antioxidant in the lipid phase: it donates a hydrogen atom to lipid peroxyl radicals and terminates the peroxidation chain in barrier lipids, then is regenerated by ascorbate.
Evidence
Topical vitamins C and E in combination gave greater UV photoprotection than either alone (Lin et al., Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2003). The pairing is better evidenced than either molecule's solo cosmetic claim, which is how it should be described.
Sourcing
Natural-source, non-GMO tocopherol.
Vitamin CTetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate 2.0%
The oil-soluble form of vitamin C. L-ascorbic acid needs a low-pH water phase and begins oxidising the day the bottle is opened; THDA sits stably in an anhydrous oil and stays that way.
Esterifying ascorbic acid with four fatty-acid chains makes it lipophilic, so it travels the same lipid route through the stratum corneum as the rest of the formula, and skin esterases cleave it back to ascorbic acid once it arrives. At 2.0% it is the largest single active in the bottle — and the reason an anhydrous oil can carry a vitamin C claim at all.
Mechanism
A lipid-soluble ascorbyl ester. Cutaneous esterases cleave the palmitate chains, releasing L-ascorbic acid in the epidermis, where it works as an antioxidant and as a cofactor for the hydroxylases involved in collagen synthesis.
Evidence
In vitro and ex vivo penetration work supports cleavage to free ascorbic acid in skin. Human clinical data on THDA specifically is thin — the well-known vitamin C trials use L-ascorbic acid, a different molecule with a different delivery problem.
IIILe Rituel · Mode d'emploi

4 à 6 gouttes, deux fois par jour.

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Nettoyer

Commencer par le nettoyant Biome-Balance sur peau humide

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Réchauffer 2-3 gouttes

Appliquer délicatement sur peau humide

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Faire pénétrer

Inspirer profondément et masser doucement

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Sceller et protéger

Appliquer une protection solaire et le baume Resilience

Les questions sont les bienvenues.

What are the main benefits of a bio-lipid concentrate facial oil?

Our Bio-Lipid Concentrate is a potent, skin-identical blend designed to deeply repair and strengthen the skin's moisture barrier. Its primary benefits include reducing transepidermal water loss for lasting hydration, nourishing the skin with essential lipids, improving elasticity, and balancing lipid production for a healthier, more resilient complexion. It also provides antioxidant protection and helps smooth fine lines.

How does this differ from other facial oils on the market?

Many facial oils are single-ingredient carrier oils or simple blends. Our Bio-Lipid Concentrate is a meticulously engineered formula specifically designed with a precise, bio-mimetic ratio of ceramides, cholesterol, and essential fatty acids. This mimics your skin's own natural lipid structure for superior absorption, effectively restoring the skin's protective barrier in ways basic oils cannot. It's truly a concentrated booster for barrier health.

How should I incorporate the Bio-Lipid Concentrate into my skincare routine?

For optimal results, apply 2-3 drops to clean, dry skin after cleansing and toning. You can use it before or in place of your serum, or even mix a drop with your moisturizer for a nourishing boost. The versatile formula can be layered and is suitable for both morning and evening application, customized to your skin's unique needs.

Is this facial oil suitable for oily or acne-prone skin?

Yes! While rich in lipids, its bio-mimetic design is created to balance your skin's own natural oils, not to clog pores. Many with oily or acne-prone skin actually have a compromised barrier, which this concentrate can help repair, potentially reducing excessive oil production and irritation. As always, a patch test is recommended.

Can this product help with anti-aging, fine lines, or improving skin texture?

Absolutely. By strengthening the skin's moisture barrier and providing essential nutrients and antioxidants, the Bio-Lipid Concentrate helps plump the skin, improves overall elasticity, and smooths the appearance of fine lines and texture. A healthy, well-resourced barrier is fundamental for a youthful and radiant complexion.

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