Philogeni M-Veil Resilience Balm and Concentrated Bio-Lipid Antioxidant Serum set, featuring a black pump bottle, a black stick, and white boxes with a brown coral graphic, arranged on a reflective white surface.

Réinitialisation de la résilience : Duo de soins antioxydants

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  • Menopause-Informed Skincare
  • 24/7 Active Ritual
  • M-Veil™ Mushroom Complex
  • Gentle Retinol Alternative
  • Skin Barrier-Safe
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  • Garantie de formulation de 60 jours
  • Expédié depuis Victoria, C.-B.

Le Resilience Reset est un rituel antioxydant en deux étapes conçu pour les peaux en période de périménopause et de ménopause. Il associe le sérum antioxydant M-Veil™ pour le matin au baume de résilience M-Veil™ pour le soir, tous deux enrichis du même complexe exclusif M-Veil™, afin d'offrir à la peau un soutien antioxydant et adaptogène constant, 24 heures sur 24.

Les changements hormonaux rendent la peau plus sèche, plus réactive et moins résistante qu'auparavant. Ce duo aide à apaiser les signes d'irritation, soutient la barrière d'hydratation et les défenses naturelles de la peau, tout en lui redonnant un aspect plus calme, plus lisse et plus lumineux.

Un approvisionnement de 60 jours. Le sérum le jour, le baume la nuit, à chaque étape du changement.

Comprend (approvisionnement de 60 jours)

  • Sérum antioxydant M-Veil™, 30 ml
  • Baume de résilience M-Veil™, stick de baume de 15 g

Utilisations et bienfaits principaux

  • Offre une protection antioxydante et adaptogène contre le stress environnemental quotidien
  • Soutient le processus naturel de production de collagène de la peau
  • Favorise le renouvellement cellulaire pour une texture à l'apparence plus lisse
  • Renforce et soutient la barrière d'hydratation de la peau en réduisant la perte insensible en eau (PIE)
  • Calme l'apparence des irritations et des sensibilités
  • Aide à retenir l'hydratation pour une sensation de peau plus douce et plus résiliente
  • Soutient les processus énergétiques cellulaires de la peau

Quand l'utiliser

Le sérum antioxydant le matin, en première étape après le nettoyage. Le baume de résilience le soir, en dernière étape avant le coucher.

Comment l'utiliser

Matin : Appliquez le sérum antioxydant sur une peau propre, humide ou sèche. Prélevez deux à trois pressions et faites pénétrer délicatement sur le visage et le cou jusqu'à absorption complète. Appliquez ensuite votre protection solaire.

Soir : Appliquez le baume de résilience sur une peau propre et sèche en dernière étape avant le coucher, seul ou par-dessus le sérum pour plus de richesse. Il peut également servir de retouche en journée dès que la peau a besoin d'une protection supplémentaire, par exemple lors d'activités en extérieur dans des conditions difficiles.

La science derrière le complexe M-Veil™

  • Vitamine C, 2 %. Formulée sous forme d'ascorbate de tétrahexyldécyle (THDA), une forme stable et liposoluble de vitamine C conçue pour son efficacité sans l'instabilité des formes traditionnelles. Soutient le processus naturel de production de collagène de la peau et régénère la vitamine E.
  • CoQ10, 1 %. Présente naturellement dans chaque cellule cutanée, elle joue un rôle direct dans la production d'énergie mitochondriale, alimentant les processus qui assurent le bon fonctionnement des cellules. Aide à se défendre contre le stress environnemental quotidien.
  • Bakuchiol, 0,5 %. Une alternative végétale au rétinol, sans les irritations associées. Soutient le renouvellement cellulaire naturel et la texture, renforçant l'effet stimulant sur le collagène du complexe.
  • Vitamine E, 1 %. Un antioxydant liposoluble qui agit au sein des membranes cellulaires pour stopper les dommages oxydatifs avant qu'ils ne se propagent, aidant à maintenir l'équilibre hydrique de la barrière cutanée. Régénérée par la vitamine C, elles forment ensemble une paire protectrice continue.
  • Reishi, 1,25 %. Riche en triterpènes et en bêta-glucanes qui aident à calmer l'apparence des irritations et à soutenir la barrière cutanée, conférant une qualité adaptogène au complexe.
  • Chaga, 1,25 %. L'un des champignons les plus riches en antioxydants étudiés. Aide à protéger la peau contre les stress environnementaux quotidiens et contribue à un teint plus uniforme.
  • Cordyceps, 1,25 %. Traditionnellement prisé pour soutenir la vitalité et l'endurance. Agit en synergie avec la CoQ10 pour soutenir les processus énergétiques de la peau.
  • Maitake, 1,25 %. Riche en polysaccharides qui forment un film léger retenant l'humidité, favorisant l'hydratation et la douceur.
IIL'Architecture · Formulation divulguée

Chaque principe actif nommé, chaque dose divulguée.

Pas de mélanges exclusifs, pas de poudre aux yeux. Le pourcentage indiqué à côté de chaque nom correspond au pourcentage présent dans le flacon.

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.
Learn more about Cordyceps
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.
Learn more about Maitake
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.
Learn more about Chaga
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.
Learn more about Reishi
CoQ10Ubiquinone 1.0%
Chemical structure — CoQ10

PubChem CID 5281915

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.
Learn more about CoQ10
Vitamin ETocopherol 1.0%
Chemical structure — Vitamin E

PubChem CID 14985

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.
Learn more about Vitamin E
Vitamin CTetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate 2.0%
Chemical structure — Vitamin C

PubChem CID 10260680

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.
Learn more about Vitamin C
BakuchiolPsoralea corylifolia 0.5%
Chemical structure — Bakuchiol

PubChem CID 5468522

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.
Learn more about Bakuchiol
IIILe Rituel · Mode d'emploi

Matin et soir - ou dès que votre peau a besoin d'une nutrition et d'une protection intenses.

01
Sérum du matin

Appliquez deux à trois pressions du sérum antioxydant sur une peau propre, humide ou sèche. Faites pénétrer délicatement sur le visage et le cou jusqu'à absorption complète.

02
Protection solaire

Appliquez une protection solaire après le sérum pour protéger votre peau tout au long de la journée.

03
Baume du soir

Appliquez le baume de résilience sur une peau propre et sèche comme dernière étape avant le coucher. Utilisez-le seul ou superposez-le au sérum pour une richesse accrue.

04
Défense ciblée

Réappliquez le baume de résilience en journée pour renforcer la protection lorsque votre peau est exposée à des conditions extérieures difficiles ou nécessite une protection supplémentaire.

Les questions sont les bienvenues.

What is the Resilience Reset System and how does it work for menopausal skin?

The Resilience Reset System is a two-step ritual designed specifically for skin undergoing perimenopausal and menopausal changes. As estrogen levels drop, skin loses essential lipids, elasticity, and hydration. Powered by our proprietary M-Veil™ Complex, this system combines adaptogenic mushrooms with clinically proven actives like Bakuchiol, CoQ10, and stable Vitamin C to replenish lost lipids, support natural collagen production, and restore firm, radiant skin.

What is the difference between the Antioxidant Serum and the Resilience Balm in this system?

Both products share the same potent M-Veil™ active stack, but offer two different delivery methods optimized for day and night. The lightweight Antioxidant Serum absorbs quickly into clean skin for weightless daytime protection against oxidative stress. The richer Resilience Balm acts as a solid serum that seals in moisture overnight, repairing the lipid barrier while you sleep.

Is the Resilience Reset System suitable for sensitive, reactive, or rosacea-prone skin?

Yes. Hormonal shifts often trigger heightened skin reactivity and redness. The Resilience Reset System uses Bakuchiol (a gentle, non-irritating plant alternative to retinol) and oil-soluble Vitamin C (THDA), avoiding the harsh side effects of traditional retinoids or acidic Vitamin C. Both products are available fragrance-free to minimize potential irritation.

How do I incorporate the Resilience Reset System into my daily skincare routine?

In the morning, apply 2–3 pumps of the Antioxidant Serum to clean skin, followed by your daily SPF. In the evening, apply the Resilience Balm as the final step in your routine to seal in hydration. For extra nourishing protection during harsh weather, the balm can also be dabbed onto dry spots during the day.

How long does it take to see results, and is there a guarantee?

Most users notice an immediate improvement in skin comfort and hydration, with visible improvements in texture, firmness, and radiance within a few weeks of consistent daily use. To ensure complete confidence, the Resilience Reset System comes backed by a 60-day risk-free guarantee.

Who is the Resilience Reset designed for?

Philogeni is formulated for women navigating perimenopause, menopause and beyond, generally from the mid-thirties onward, when skin's needs begin to shift. The ritual is designed to support skin through that evolution, not against it.

Is the M-Veil™ Complex suitable for sensitive or reactive skin?

Yes. Both products are also available fragrance-free, with no masking fragrance added, for those who prefer a simpler formula.

Can the Resilience Balm be used during the day too?

While it is formulated as your evening step, the Resilience Balm also works well as a daytime top-up whenever skin needs extra protection, such as after time outdoors in harsh conditions.

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