Pascaud 24 Hour Cream is a hydrating day and night cream for all skin types. Hyaluronic acid, DPHP and mulberry extract care for fine lines, dehydration and uneven pigmentation. Read more
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Pascaud 24 Hour Cream 50 ml
Pascaud 24 Hour Cream is a versatile day and night moisturiser for all skin types. Its formula hydrates the skin and is designed to care for visible signs of ageing, including fine lines, moisture loss, uneven-looking skin tone and dark spots.
A combination of hyaluronic acid, DPHP and mulberry extract supports moisture balance, skin suppleness and a brighter, more even-looking complexion. The same moisturiser can be used in both your morning and evening routine.
What does Pascaud 24 Hour Cream do?
• Hydrates and cares for the skin throughout the day and night.
• Supports balanced skin moisture.
• Helps fine lines and wrinkles appear less noticeable.
• Supports the maintenance of the skin’s natural collagen.
• Helps dark spots and discolouration look less visible.
• Supports a brighter and more even-looking complexion.
• Helps keep the skin soft, supple and comfortable.
• Is suitable for all skin types.
Key ingredients
DPHP
DPHP stands for dipalmitoyl hydroxyproline, a derivative of the amino acid hydroxyproline. It complements a skincare routine focused on maintaining collagen, firmness and smoother-looking skin.
Morus nigra
Morus nigra, or black mulberry, is used for its brightening properties. It helps dark spots and uneven-looking pigmentation appear less noticeable.
Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid helps retain moisture in the skin. This supports a softer, more supple complexion and helps dehydration lines appear less visible.
Which skin types is it suitable for?
Pascaud 24 Hour Cream is suitable for:
• All skin types.
• Normal skin.
• Dry or dehydrated skin.
• Combination skin.
• Skin with fine lines or wrinkles.
• Mature skin.
• Dull or uneven-looking skin tone.
• Skin with visible dark spots.
Very dry skin may benefit from a richer moisturiser such as Pascaud DNA Cream. For normal skin, the two creams may be alternated if desired.
Morning routine
Cleanse with a suitable Pascaud cleanser.
Apply toner or Rehydra Spray if desired.
Use a serum suited to your primary skin concern.
Distribute a small amount of 24 Hour Cream over the face, neck and décolleté.
Massage gently into the skin.
Finish with a separate broad-spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 30.
Evening routine
Remove makeup and cleanse thoroughly.
Apply toner or a hydrating mist if desired.
Use a serum if required.
Apply 24 Hour Cream to the face, neck and décolleté.
Which products combine well?
• Pascaud Cleanser, Cleansing Balm or Cleansing Foam.
• Pascaud Rehydra Spray for additional hydration.
• A Pascaud Serum Code selected for your skin concern.
• Pascaud Hydrating Mask for dehydrated skin.
• Pascaud Eye Care Cream or Eye Boost Gel around the eyes.
• Pascaud UV Defense for daily sun protection.
• Pascaud Cover Cream for a subtly tinted finish.
Which combinations require additional care?
24 Hour Cream can generally be combined with serums and ampoules. Introduce retinol, AHA ampoules and other intensive exfoliating products gradually and follow their individual directions.
Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is especially important when using acids, retinol or products targeting uneven pigmentation. Do not apply 24 Hour Cream directly to the moving eyelids.
Sun protection
Pascaud’s English product information lists SPF 8. This low level is not sufficient as complete daily sun protection. Apply a separate broad-spectrum SPF 30 or SPF 50 over the cream.
Important information
Apply to cleansed skin. Stop using the product if persistent redness, itching or irritation occurs. Always check the current ingredient list on the packaging if you have allergies or known sensitivities.
Cosmetic skincare can help dark spots and signs of ageing appear less noticeable but may not remove them completely.
SIZE
50 ml

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