If the cold isn't all good (it dries out the skin, makes it more sensitive, less elastic, causes redness, tightness, slows down cell function, and the production of protective sebum)... The cold also has its good sides: it gives a healthy glow, firming, and toning effect by activating microcirculation, a tightening effect by tightening pores and decongesting tissues. Protecting the skin from the cold with products derived from the cold seems logical. Pure Altitude offers products made in France, developed with the vitality and self-defense molecules of mountain plants combined with cutting-edge biotechnology research. Born with the use of Edelweiss, they now integrate elements such as Snow Algae (algae living in extreme Arctic environments), Maca root, Antarticine (extracted from organisms living in the ice of Antarctica), birch sap from Finland, or stones like malachite.

When you read the composition of Pure Altitude products on the back of the packages, you could eat them!

Intensely hydrating thanks to a formula combining hyaluronic acid and dehydrating plants, intensely regenerating thanks to the Sève de Vie complex: edelweiss, maca root, and birch sap, plus a glycoprotein derived from biotechnology. Prime the pump bottle well and apply day and/or night under your moisturizer.

My first, star cream from the Fermes de Marie, is protective and moisturizing. My second is regenerating and nourishing. To be used alternately, Edelweiss in the morning (especially as it is a good makeup base), Nutrialpes in the evening, to let this plant complex act all night long. Nutrialpes is perfect morning and evening for skin that tightens in the cold, it is the unique cream to take to the mountains when traveling light.

This is the ultimate in anti-aging in terms of regeneration, densification, and radiance. A triple effect due to a high concentration of Edelweiss and Alpine Rose stem cells combined with Snow Algae (algae surviving at high altitudes), which supplement hyaluronic acid and organic silicon. Apply to the face, neck, and décolleté, morning and/or evening.