COLLAGEN PEPTIDE · HYALURONIC ACID · ROSE
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DAILY FACE CREAM FOR SKIN THAT IS STARTING TO SHOW FINE LINES
For fine lines and wrinkles; ageing skin; saggy skin; dry patches
5.0 average· 22 reviews on this pageComplete the routine
Anti Ageing Cream puts collagen peptide at the centre of a daily face-cream ritual for skin that is starting to show fine lines or lose its firmness. Hyaluronic acid, glycerin, rose, haridra, kasturi haldi and gajar seed oil support it, in a rich cream sold in 30 ml and 50 ml jars.
FOR FINE LINES, DRY PATCHES AND SKIN THAT HAS LOST SOME BOUNCE
Skin shows its age first where it is driest: fine lines deepen when the surface loses water, and firmness fades as collagen slows. A cream cannot turn the clock back, but one built around humectants, collagen peptide and soothing botanicals can be formulated to target how plump and smooth the skin feels each day.
Collagen peptide and hyaluronic acid are the ingredients chosen for firmness and plumpness. The jar is labelled for collagen boosting and skin firmness.
Glycerin and propylene glycol draw water into the upper skin and hold it there, so lines that come from dryness sit flatter through the day.
Rose and turmeric have a long place in Indian face care for their calming character. Here they balance the actives so the cream feels gentle.
Wild turmeric and carrot seed oil are traditional complexion botanicals, known for a warm, radiant character rather than for staining the skin.
Reviewers describe a cream that absorbs well and leaves skin feeling fresh and smooth. Use a small amount; more does not work faster.
A 30 ml jar to try it and a 50 ml jar for the routine. The size selector on this page shows which is in stock.
ONE PEPTIDE HERO · TWO HUMECTANTS · FOUR BOTANICALS IN SUPPORT
Collagen peptide is the formula anchor, with hyaluronic acid and glycerin for hydration. Rose, haridra, kasturi haldi and gajar seed oil bring the botanical side. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for, without pretending that an ingredient and a measured result on this jar are the same thing.
Collagen peptide is collagen broken into small fragments rich in glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, the amino acids that make up the skin's own structural protein. In skincare it is used for a firming, conditioning feel on the surface. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
Hyaluronic acid is a sugar polymer the skin makes itself, known for binding many times its weight in water. In a cream it is used for a plumper, more hydrated feel. The claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Rose petal extract is known for its soft scent and a soothing, toning character on skin, and it has a long place in Indian face care. In this cream it supports comfort and fragrance rather than firmness.
Turmeric owes its colour to curcumin, a polyphenol known for its antioxidant and soothing character. In Indian skincare haridra is a classic complexion herb. This describes the ingredient, not a measured effect on this product.
Wild turmeric is the fragrant, non-staining cousin of cooking turmeric, used in ubtans and bridal face packs for a bright, even look. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished cream.
Carrot seed oil carries carotol and carotenoid pigments, and is known in skincare for a nourishing, warm character on dry or maturing skin. It is in the cream for feel and radiance.
Glycerin is one of the most studied humectants in skincare, drawing water into the upper skin and holding it there. Propylene glycol works alongside it in this formula. Both are printed on the pack.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FIRMNESS CLAIM AND A FIRMNESS ROUTINE
Fine lines show most on skin that is dry. When the upper layers hold enough water they sit flatter and catch less light, which is why the same face can look older in a dry winter month than in a humid one.
A daily cream works on that water first. Glycerin and hyaluronic acid draw and hold moisture; collagen peptide is chosen for its relationship to the skin's own structural protein; rose, haridra and kasturi haldi keep the skin calm. The honest payoff is skin that feels plumper and smoother while the routine is kept up, not a line that disappears for good.
THE TWO-MINUTE MORNING AND NIGHT RITUAL
A small quantity goes a long way on a rich cream. The jar directs you to the outer box for usage and indication, so follow the current box for quantity and frequency, and patch test before first use.
Wash the face and pat it dry. A clean, slightly damp surface takes a cream more evenly than a dry one.
Take a small amount and dot it over the forehead, cheeks, chin and neck. Oilier skin needs less than you think.
Work it in with gentle upward strokes until nothing sits on the surface. Follow the outer box for how often; by day, finish with sunscreen.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for the Anti Ageing Cream, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a cream that absorbs well and leaves skin feeling fresh and smooth; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“The revitalizing anti-ageing cream is good. It absorbs well and leaves the skin feeling fresh and smooth.”— Sangita Sen · verified buyer
“Use only 3 days overall nice but hope to get some new change after one month I think..”— Arpita Chakraborty · verified buyer
“It is very good for my skin.”— Anindita Dasgupta · verified buyer
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND THE EVENING CREAM
Pair the Anti Ageing Cream with compatible Arish face care, and keep a daytime SPF in the routine; sun is the biggest single cause of the lines a cream is asked to soften.
Turmeric and saffron cleanse before the cream
SPF 30 for the daytime, so lines are not deepened by sun
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST JAR
It is a rich cream, but reviewers describe it absorbing well and leaving skin feeling fresh and smooth. Use a small quantity and massage it in fully; on oily skin, keep it for the night.
Either, or both. By day it is not a sunscreen, so follow it with an SPF. At night it can be the last step after cleansing and a serum.
Retinol is not among the published ingredients: collagen peptide, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, propylene glycol, rose, haridra, kasturi haldi and gajar seed oil, with ascorbic acid also printed on the pack. Check the full list on your own jar or carton, as part of the label is hidden in the product photographs.
No timeline is published and we will not invent one. Hydration shows in how the skin feels quickly; firmness is a slower story, so judge the cream over weeks of consistent use alongside sunscreen.
The pack lists turmeric, kasturi haldi and a yellow colour (Sunset Yellow FCF) among the ingredients, which is where the tone comes from.
It contains botanical extracts and a fragrant rose note, which some sensitive skins react to. Patch test on the inner forearm and wait 24 hours before first full use. It is a cosmetic cream, not a treatment for any medical skin condition.
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Cleanse. Dab. Massage upwards. A collagen-peptide and rose ritual for skin that is starting to show fine lines.
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