Advanced Long-Lasting

True repair requires a specific moisture environment, often called “moist wound healing.” Repair creams excel in this area by utilizing a dual-action hydration strategy. First, they use humectants like hyaluronic acid and glycerin to draw moisture deep into the epidermal layers. Second, and perhaps more importantly, they provide an “occlusive” layer—a breathable but protective film—that prevents Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL). This film mimics the skin’s natural oils, trapping moisture inside and creating a pressurized environment that forces hydration back into the cells. This is particularly vital at night when the skin’s moisture loss peaks. By creating this protective “greenhouse effect,” the repair cream ensures that skin cells remain optimally hydrated for 24 to 48 hours. This sustained moisture level is essential for the enzymes responsible for skin desquamation and repair to function correctly. Without this occlusive protection, newly formed cells would dry out and die prematurely. Instead, with a repair cream, the skin stays saturated and supple, resulting in a visible reduction in fine dehydration lines and a dramatic improvement in skin elasticity and bounce.