Hyalogy Neck and Decollete Cream by Forlle'd reinforces the skin's natural defenses, shields its protective barrier, and actively stimulates collagen and elastin production. Formulated with mushroom-based ingredients and neuropeptides, it works on both the surface and the structure of the skin, enhancing collagen synthesis and significantly improving texture and complexion. Tremella fuciformis (Snow Mushroom) delivers intense hydration and a plumping effect, while Inonotus obliquus (Chaga) supports skin resilience and radiance. By maintaining optimal moisture levels, it helps minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles for a smoother, firmer, more luminous neck and décolletage.
The neck and chest have thinner skin and fewer oil glands than the face, so they lose firmness and show lines and pigmentation early. Hyalogy Neck and Decollete Cream restores the lipid barrier, locks in moisture, and stimulates the skin's own structural proteins, while neuropeptides help soften the look of wrinkles and the effects of stress on skin aging.
It's not just a richer moisturizer, it's a targeted treatment cream for an area most routines overlook. Pairing medicinal mushrooms with neuropeptides and collagen-stimulating peptides, it addresses firmness, texture, tone, and barrier health in one step, and works synergistically with Hyalogy Neck and Decollete Essence.
Using the essence and cream together provides a synergistic effect. For best results, complete your daytime routine with a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
What is Hyalogy Neck and Decollete Cream for?
It targets loss of firmness, elasticity, and contour definition in the neck and décolletage, along with fine lines, wrinkles, crepey texture, dull or uneven tone, and the appearance of hyperpigmentation or age spots.
Should I use it with Hyalogy Neck and Decollete Essence?
Yes. Apply the cream over the essence. Used together, they provide a synergistic effect: the essence delivers concentrated actives, and the cream seals them in while restoring the barrier.
Does it replace sunscreen?
No. It helps protect against the effects of UV and blue light exposure, but you should still finish your daytime routine with a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
Who is it recommended for?
It is recommended from age 30.
Are there any contraindications?
Do not use in case of individual intolerance or hypersensitivity to any of its components, or on damaged or compromised skin at the application site (for example sunburn, abrasions, or active eczema).