WiQo ICP cream
Compact colored cream with an impalpable texture, with SPF 50+. Protects from UBV and UVA rays. 3 different colors.
- Evens out the natural color of the complexion
- Protects from sun damage
- Fights the signs of aging
- Mattifies shiny skin
- Non-comedogenic
- Creates an extra thin film
- It nourishes the skin
- No “effect cast”
- Natural look
What does it do?
Key Features
- Evens out the natural color of the complexion
- Protects from sun damage
- Fights the signs of aging
- Mattifies shiny skin
- Non-comedogenic
How to use this product
+50%
of SPF
Key Ingredients
What does WiQo ICP Cream contain?
Substance known in cosmetology for its hydrating and soothing properties. The anthocyanins contained in Orchis Mascula flowers have important emollient and antioxidant properties: they inhibit free radicals and therefore protect cells from oxidative stress. Their antioxidant effect is also enhanced thanks to the presence of vitamin E.
- Ethylexyl Methoxycinnamate
- Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane
- Octocrylene
- Titanium dioxide
It is characterized by strong emollient and protective properties on the stratum corneum: in fact, near the skin, products formulated with beeswax form a sort of protective film, capable of preventing excessive loss of water from the skin.
The moisturizer par excellence capable of maintaining a veil of hydration on the skin throughout the day. Not all hyaluronic acid is the same: low, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid and hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid.
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A serum with a velvety texture based on tranexamic acid and other synergistic active ingredients that acts on the skin to prevent and combat blemishes.
Any questions about our ICP Cream? We have the answers to frequently asked questions.
The sun filter can be chemical or physical. The physical filter, also called mineral filter or inorganic filter, creates a real barrier against UV radiation and reflects it. Chemical filters, on the other hand, also called organic sunscreens, contain substances that absorb ultraviolet radiation, releasing the captured energy in the form of heat. Once hit by radiation, these filters are literally destroyed, neutralized. For this it is necessary to reapply the cream several times a day.
Both types of sunscreen are not absorbed by the skin. ICP cream contains both physical and chemical filters.
Ultraviolet rays reach the Earth’s surface in different ways and with different intensities. Most of the rays that reach us are UVA rays (95%) and are present all year round, while UVB rays represent 5%. UVA rays can pass through clouds, glass surfaces and penetrate deeper into the skin until they reach the dermis. They are particularly aggressive because they facilitate the production of free radicals, triggering oxidation processes that affect elastin and collagen fibres. UVA is responsible for skin aging. UVB rays can be filtered by glass, are more intense and dangerous in summer, and are the trigger for sunburn.
The SPF or sun protection level represents the protection index of sun creams against UVB radiation. This is a protection index calculated based on the time it takes for the skin to develop the erythema. The higher the SPF, the longer you are protected.
By definition SPF is the ratio of the time needed to develop rash with the sunscreen to the time to develop rash without the sunscreen.
Sun damage can lead to the degeneration of collagen and elastin in the skin and cause DNA damage. We all know that damaged skin cells are unable to perform their function properly. Fortunately, by using the right anti-aging products, you can encourage your skin to stay young and look its best.
