Canadian brand IDC+ blends dermatological expertise with real-world skincare needs in its products, including Express Multi-Action 16-in-1 Global Anti-Aging Cream. And, yes, we’re recommending that you use it and, yes, your face will thank you when you do.
Grounded in research, the cream addresses 16 aging skincare concerns, including crow’s feet and wrinkles, hydration, firming, soothing and energizing simultaneously. So while it may have been originally marketed toward women, it’s actually, exactly, the multitasking solution men have been waiting for. Here’s why.
Its 100 per cent vegan and hypoallergenic formula reads like a catalogue of smart skincare. Hyaluronic acid delivers deep hydration and plumps fine lines, while niacinamide works to improve overall tone. Peptides help support elasticity and a firmer feel, and antioxidants like ameliox (milk thistle), vitamins C and E defend against environmental stressors. Rich in fatty acids, organic Inca inchi oil hydrates without heaviness and strengthens the protective barrier. Last but not least, glycofilm, a sugar complex obtained from a biotechnological process creates an invisible protective film over your skin, shielding it from the harmful effects of pollution, urban particles and heavy metals for an even and bright complexion.
All combined, these ingredients boost moisture, reduce signs of aging and fatigue and help keep your skin looking and feeling resilient. It’s also suitable for all skin types, particularly those who want a youthful, rested-looking glow without a multi-step routine. Because all you have to do is cleanse your skin with your favourite face wash and then, on dry skin, apply a nickel-sized amount of the cream to your face and neck morning and night. You can layer it under your SPF or aftershave too. However you choose to apply it, know that once you do you can sit back and appreciate how hard-working this Canadian-made, all-in-one face cream truly is.
IDC+ Express Multi-Action 16-in-1 Global Anti-Aging Cream, $89.99 for 50ml, available at Shoppers Drug Mart.
