Prevent hair loss, restore your skin's radiance?
Stress, age, pollution, the sun, smoking and dietary imbalances modify the quality of the epidermis and also disturb the hair growth and loss cycles. To act at the source of the problem, it is necessary to be preventive on all these elements. Maintaining good nutritional hygiene for the connective tissues means above all providing remineralising nutrients (silicon, collagen), promoting tissue regeneration and good growth of the hair fibre (B vitamins, trace elements).
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Pure Hydrolyzed Marine Collagen for your skin
Lack of collagen? Marine collagen hydrolisate (Naticol®) is rich in type I collagen.
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Demineralization, hair loss? This extract of horsetail, rich in silicon, helps remineralization.
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For healthy, beautiful skin
Fragile or damaged skin? Collappin is a food supplement containing a highly bioavailable form of collagen (Naticol®) combined with hyaluronic acid and vitamin C.
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Support your feminine well-being
Evening primrose seeds are rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids including gamma-linolenic acid and linolenic acid. This evening primrose oil drawn at 1000mg is enriched with vitamin E.
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Fer Forte: Boost your vitality
Pregnant woman, vegetarian or vegan? Fer Forte is a food supplement whose iron intake is optimised thanks to a formula combining iron bisglycinate and activated vitamins B6 and B9.
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Moisturized skin and enhanced feminine well-being
Damaged, dehydrated skin, skin ageing? This synergy of evening primrose and borage oils from first pressing is rich in natural fatty acids including gamma-linolenic acid (27.5%). Borage oil promotes the rejuvenation of the skin from within, has an effect on dry skin and supports the elasticity of the...
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For Healthy Hair
Desperate to find the right solution for looking after your hair?
Lepivits Hair Formula could finally make you happy!
Preserve your skin naturally!
The ageing of the skin is characterised by a reduction in the corneal layer which begins to dry out. The hydrolipidic film gradually loses its protective properties. The dermis dehydrates in turn and the quantity and quality of collagen and elastin fibres diminish. The skin loses its suppleness, causing wrinkles to appear. Preserving the skin means "taking care of each of its components", i.e. the dermis, epidermis and hypodermis. Thus, applying creams that only act locally on the dermis are useful, but not sufficient. It is interesting to nourish the skin from the inside by providing it with nutrients that will improve its balance and slow down its ageing (vitamin A, vitamin E, etc.).
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