Day & Night Cream, Skin Care

Product: Feiya Day & Night Cream

OEM or ODM service is available for this product.

Specification: 15g/box ×2

Description:

Feiya Day & Night Cream does not only simply moisturize your skin, but also deeply penetrates and improves the hydration of the skin and counter-acts negative influences, such as being in an air-conditioned room the entire day.

Apart from supplying abundant moisture to your skin to keep it plump, supple and elastic, the herbal active ingredients will pro-actively work to maximize the health of your skin, and to fight aging the natural way by increasing circulation and stimulating the collagen, to keep a firm and youthful looking skin, while ensuring that the elastin in your skin is healthy and protected to promote a more elastic and supple skin.

The herbal actives will also help repair damage already caused from neglect, excessive exposure to the sun and the negative effects of previous bad skin care. The herbals are also so selected that they will help with minor skin problems and promote a healthy skin tone, color and texture.

Few other moisturizing creams have so many active herbal and botanical extracts, and are as effective in getting, and keeping your skin in good health and delay aging for as long as possible.

Feiya Day Cream activates biological regeneration and improves micro-circulation. Unique extracts neutralize free radicals and reduce pigmentation.

A powerful night treatment that helps resurface the texture of the skin. Feiya Night Cream helps diminish the appearance of lines and wrinkles, improves skin's elasticity, and firms and tones to reveal more radiant and healthy looking skin.

Feiya Night Cream  was created especially to rejuvenate skin with powerfully effective ingredients that treat the signs of aging. 

Directions

Apply Feiya Day Cream once or twice a day. Apply Feiya Night Cream at bedtime.

Feiya not only enhances the whitening effect but also improve your skin texture.

Apply sunscreen and wear a hat when outdoors.

Centella

One of its main functions is in increasing circulation, but it is also known for centuries for its great wound healing properties.

It stimulates the fibroblast and collagen in the skin, yet prevents excessive proliferation of fibrous tissue in wound healing.

Centella is particularly helpful in healing damaged and injured skin and maintaining healthy skin tone and elasticity.

The triterpene components are principally responsible for fixing amino acids (alanine and proline) onto the collagen structure.

Camomile

It has a special chemical composition and is ideal for use on sensitive and delicate skin, having excellent decongestant properties, as well as being a powerful anti-inflammatory. Apart from the anti-allergy effect it has, it also is active in wound healing as well as in healing ulcers.

Furthermore it has great scavenging properties, neutralizing free radicals, and thereby preventing oxidative stress and aging, while the vaso-dilating properties promote circulation to the skin.

On the scalp, it is just as effective and also helps to prevent any itching and rashes, and is often included in good quality hair care products.

Hemp seed oil

It is non-greasy and has fine soothing and moisturizing properties. It is excellent when used to fight aging and also has superb moisture balancing properties.

High amounts of polyunsaturated essential fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic acids) are found in hemp seed oil, which are excellent as an anti-inflammatory ingredient, helping to heal skin lesions and balance dry or oily skin conditions.

Hibiscus

It contains a host of beneficial compounds, but in essence it acts on the horny layer of the skin, to reduce the cohesion between the corneocytes, which positively affects the thickness of the skin and also increases skin moisture.

This results in an improvement of skin flexibility and a higher moisture level.

Hibiscus also contains anthocyanocides, which have astringent, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant (free radical scavenging activity) properties. It also inhibits the enzyme that causes elastase and hyaluronidase, while at the same time enhancing the retention of the skin’s hydric content.

Rose

It contains anthocyanocides, which have remarkable anti-elastase properties (prevents the elastin in the skin degrading) and also strengthens capillary blood vessels. The sugars contained have an important skin hydration action and help to tone the skin. It furthermore has astringent properties which helps to reduce puffiness, edema and has a slight tightening effect.

Rosehip

Apart from the moisturizing, soothing and softening effect that it has, it contains polyunsaturated fatty acids (vitamin F), also known as essential fatty acids (EFA), and when they are absorbed through the skin, they convert to prostaglandins (PGE), which are involved in cellular membrane and tissue regeneration.

Because of this, rosehip oil brings about skin regeneration, enhancing wound healing. It furthermore contains trans-retinoic acid, which is responsible for skin rejuvenation, quicker healing time, repairing skin subjected to excessive sunlight and the resultant photo aging.

The linoleic and linolenic acids in rosehip have also shown to reduce pigmentation of the skin and when used regularly rosehip has been shown to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

Soy

The oil has a regenerative effect on the cutaneous tissues due to the presence of unsaturated fatty acids, and therefore enhances local circulation in the area treated to bring about revitalization of the dermis.

The combined properties of soybean oil make it a valued emollient for cosmetic use.

Not only is it a superb moisturizer, but its intrinsic phytoestrogen content is valuable in promoting good skin care. The protease inhibitor effect that it also has can play a role in fighting unwanted changes in the cell, since it has anti-tumor properties.

What stands out is the high proportion of phytosterols in the oil. These components have been attributed with the improvement of certain disorders of the conjunctive tissue and cutaneous injuries, because they cause an increase in the collagen biosynthesis of the fibroblasts and enhance the reduction of the reticular collagen.

They may therefore be used in specific treatments for aged skin thanks to their revitalizing and emollient properties.

White Lily

It has been traditionally used to treat abscesses, boils, skin ulcers, wounds and burnt skin. Recent studies have also shown that the saponins in white lily can inhibit certain skin cancer activation. It is used to treat cuperosis (couperose/cuperose), where the skin is covered with small-dilated blood vessels. Furthermore, it has anti-inflammatory, protective, hydrating, moisturizing and emollient properties, which in turn help with skin elasticity.