Is Caudalie Resveratrol Night Cream good?

Caudalie Resveratrol Night Cream is mainly designed for anti-aging, firming and lifting effects. The texture of the night cream is relatively moisturizing and you can faintly smell it because grape seed oil is added to its ingredients. Let me introduce this Caudalie Resveratrol Night Cream to you in detail!

Is Caudalie Resveratrol Night Cream good?

Caudalie Resveratrol Night Cream combines grapevine resveratrol and micro hyaluronic acid to target the root causes of skin aging, effectively tightening and lifting facial contours, plumping up the skin and creating a rosy complexion. Caudalie Resveratrol Firming and Lifting Night Cream restores skin's smoothness and firmness.

What age group is Caudalie suitable for?

Among the 755 people who use Caudalie, the most girls aged 31-40 said it was good, with 261 people, accounting for 34.5%; the second was 26-30 years old, accounting for 18.8%; those aged 40 and above accounted for 4.76%, and those aged 20-25 only accounted for 3.84%; what about those under 20 years old? Those under 20 years old only account for 1.45%.

What skin type is Caudalie suitable for?

Basic Care Series: Cleansing is the secret to maintaining a bright complexion. It works double duty, first removing impurities that contribute to a dull complexion. Secondly, it can soothe the skin, allowing it to better absorb other skin care products.

Grape Seed Fresh Series: Caudalie Grape Seed Fresh Series has the highest grape seed polyphenol content among all Caudalie products. The formula also contains a vitamin 3G cocktail composed of ginseng, royal jelly, and ginger. It is a classic series that replenishes vitality to the skin, resists oxidation and prevents aging.

Caudalie Grape Seed Anti-Wrinkle Series: The products are rich in Caudalie’s exclusive ingredients, red wine yeast and organic grape water, which fully hydrate and moisturize the skin and enhance the skin’s own immunity. Organic grape water combines the dual functions of mineral water and organic water. Groundwater rich in minerals enters the grapes through branches and leaves, and then through photosynthesis, it produces polysaccharides and various amino acids and other nutrients in the grape fruits that can help moisturize the skin.