Angela Caglia, an esthetician with 28 years of experience, argues you don't need retinol or vitamin C separately. What matters is protecting your skin's lipid barrier with her proprietary lipid lock technology, which mimics sebum and reduces fine lines. Her soufflé moisturizer combines vitamin C, goat milk, aloe, and lipid lock.
28 years
Over 30,000 faces
Vitamin C, goat milk, and aloe (plus the lipid lock technology)
Now, as an esthetician of 28 years, I have seen so many different faces and worked on over 30,000 of them, actually. And what I've learned is that a lot of you don't know what to do. You're confused. You think that you need a retinol. You think that you need the vitamin C. You think that you need the laser. You think that you need the acid peel. You don't. What you need to remember most is to protect your lipid barrier. Your lipid barrier is your outermost layer of skin. And infused in all of my skincare, I created a lipid lock technology which is bioidentical to our own sebum, which is our own oil that we lose as we age. And it's able to kind of be recognized by your skin. So it goes directly into your skin and it doesn't rest on top. And all of a sudden you start to have that youthful look that you had when you were younger because you have that extra amount of glow, which is bioidentical to the sebum that you lost, and that helps prevent the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and gives you more of a glow. And this is in every skincare product that I have, the lipid lock technology. And you don't need all of the actives. You just need to replenish in your skin what it loses as you age. In the souffle moisturizer, I have vitamin C, which is anti aging and proven to help prevent fine lines and wrinkles. Also, I have goat milk, which balances your skin, and aloe. But most important, I have the lipid lock technology, where it delivers all of the essential fatty acids and antioxidants deeply into your skin so you look and feel young.
