Skin aging is a natural phenomenon that gradually manifests on the surface of the skin.

Visible wrinkles, loss of firmness, signs of fatigue: understanding its mechanisms allows for adopting more appropriate actions and suitable care at every stage of life.

Skin aging corresponds to the natural evolution of the skin over time.

It is reflected in visible changes in the texture, radiance, and firmness of the skin.

This process is inevitable, but its visible expression can be influenced by lifestyle, environment, and skincare habits.

Beyond chronological aging, certain factors can visibly accentuate the signs of aging, including:

• sun exposure,
• pollution,
• stress and fatigue,
• routine imbalances,
• the overall environment, also known as exposome.

Chronic stress can particularly influence the skin through cortisol, a hormone whose increase is associated with more pronounced and less radiant skin.

These factors do not act in isolation: their accumulation can accelerate the appearance of visible signs of aging.

Skin aging can manifest as:

• visible wrinkles,
• a loss of firmness,
• signs of fatigue,
• a less fresh complexion,
• skin that appears less smooth.

These signs evolve differently depending on individuals and life stages.

Cosmetics do not alter the deep biological mechanisms of aging.

However, they can visibly correct the signs of aging, improve the appearance of the skin, and contribute to a brighter, smoother complexion.

The goal is to act on what is visible, with suitable formulas and a regular routine.

• adopt a regular and consistent routine,
• prioritize treatments targeting visible signs of aging,
• apply treatments with precise and consistent motions,
• protect the skin from external aggressions on a daily basis.

• multiply product changes,
• neglect night care,
• overload the skin with actives,
• adopt an irregular routine.

Decléor supports skin affected by aging through two complementary ranges: Lavender Iris and White Magnolia.

Visible wrinkles, firmness, signs of fatigue 

Lavender Iris Delicate Cream 

Self-assessment of 50 women (ages 45–65), daily morning application for 4 weeks: 

• 92% skin is more supple, 
• 85% skin is smoother and more hydrated, 
• 77% facial features are more lifted. 

Lavender Iris Firming Night Cream 

Self-assessment of 67 women: 

• after 14 days: 83% firmer skin, 89% visibly rested features; 
• after 28 days: 91% more beautiful skin, 80% visibly reduced wrinkles. 

Lavender Iris Aromessence 

Self-assessment of 52 women, daily application for 28 days: 

• 98% softer skin, 
• 90% smoother skin, 
• 92% more comfortable skin. 

Lavender Iris Night Balm 

Self-assessment of 51 women, daily application for 28 days: 

• 88% visibly more even skin tone, 
• 82% revitalized skin, 
• 90% fresher complexion. 

Revived radiance, signs of fatigue, skin quality

The Magnolia Blanc range is designed to support skin in search of radiance and freshness while visibly correcting signs of fatigue.

Aromessence Magnolia Blanc

Clinical tests on 42 women:

• after the first application: 94% silky skin,
• after 4 weeks of daily application: 85% hydrated skin, 96% softer skin.

Night Balm Magnolia Blanc

Clinical tests on 41 women:

• after the first application: 94% hydrated skin, 92% softer skin;
• after 4 weeks of daily application: 82% radiant skin, 82% improved skin quality.

Rosy Cream Magnolia Blanc

Self-assessment on 50 women, daily application for 28 days:

• 94% more beautiful, smoother, and more supple skin,
• 86% brighter and more even skin,
• 88% firmer skin.

A regular routine, combined with appropriate gestures, allows for effective action on the appearance of the skin.

This content is informative and does not replace medical advice.

It is recommended to seek advice from a healthcare professional in case of:

• premature skin aging,
• unusual skin changes,
• associated pathologies.

There is no universal age. Skincare is chosen based on visible signs and the needs of the skin.

Cosmetic treatments can visibly correct wrinkles and improve the overall appearance of the skin, without affecting the deep biological mechanisms.

Yes. Stress and cortisol are among the factors that can visibly enhance the signs of aging.