Lessonia launches skincare products to reconstitute...
- alexandrabibaut
- Jan 2
- 1 min read
The French contract cosmetics specialist has unveiled its new Actifs Booster range, presented in tablet form. This allows creating a tailor-made formula by adding a targeted active tablet to a neutral base. Four variants are available, with concentrations comparable to those found in professional skincare products. The Anti-Ageing Active Booster contains hyaluronic acid and once reconstituted, delivers a 3% active concentration to target signs of ageing. The Hydrating Active Booster combines allantoin (3%) and plant-based hyaluronic acid for intense, long-lasting hydration. The Radiance/Unifying Active Booster, enriched with niacinamide (4.5%), evens out the complexion and revives radiance. The Detox/Anti-blemish Active Booster combines niacinamide (3%) and glycolic acid (1%) to purify the skin and reduce blemishes. Compatible with all water-based formulas (serums, lotions, etc.), this modular solution meets current market expectations for performance, customisation, and a reduced environmental footprint.
Lessonia also offers a reconstitutable serum in capsule form containing pure vitamin C powder. By adding 1ml of water, the powder transforms into a slightly gelled texture, ready for use. This anhydrous format, designed for a one- to two-month treatment, eliminates any risk of oxidation before use and ensures a high concentration of 20%.
… and its Lessonia Studio
The subcontractor has announced the launch of a new graphic design service. The aim is to centralise and optimise the development of cosmetic projects for brands. Leveraging Lessonia's in-house expertise, the studio aims to save clients time by eliminating intermediaries and tedious back-and-forth communication. It offers turnkey creative and graphic support, covering packaging, visual identity (logo, graphic charter), and content creation through photo and video shoots. This integrated service will enable brands to optimise the life cycle of their products, from design to industrialisation.






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