Avène
DermAbsolu Intensive Reshaping Night Cream
Over time, skin changes: it becomes less dense, drier, and duller. This loss of firmness impacts the shape of the face: in dermatology, this is known as the inversion of the youth triangle.
For effective action, Avène Dermatological Laboratories have developed the Intensive Resculpting Night Cream. It targets the three clinical signs of aging: loss of structure, dryness, and uneven skin tone.
Its trio of active ingredients—1% Bakuchiol, 2.1% Pro-Ceramides, and 2% Niacinamide—re-densifies the skin, resculpts it, and intensely nourishes sensitive skin seeking comfort.
In just one month, it helps to redefine the youth triangle*.
Its gel-cream texture, with an immediate cooling effect, melts into the skin for an exceptional moment and facilitates the rapid penetration of active ingredients into the upper layers of the epidermis.
Tested on sensitive skin, this high-performance formula – supported by 8 clinical studies – is 91% naturally derived and vegan.
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Over time, skin changes: it becomes less dense, drier, and duller. This loss of firmness impacts the shape of the face: in dermatology, this is known as the inversion of the youth triangle.
For effective action, Avène Dermatological Laboratories have developed the Intensive Resculpting Night Cream. It targets the three clinical signs of aging: loss of structure, dryness, and uneven skin tone.
Its trio of active ingredients—1% Bakuchiol, 2.1% Pro-Ceramides, and 2% Niacinamide—re-densifies the skin, resculpts it, and intensely nourishes sensitive skin seeking comfort.
In just one month, it helps to redefine the youth triangle*.
Its gel-cream texture, with an immediate cooling effect, melts into the skin for an exceptional moment and facilitates the rapid penetration of active ingredients into the upper layers of the epidermis.
Tested on sensitive skin, this high-performance formula – supported by 8 clinical studies – is 91% naturally derived and vegan.



