111SKIN Y Theorem Day Cream NAC Y² — 50mL is a daily moisturising treatment created to support hydration, comfort and a smoother-looking complexion. The reparative formula is built around 111SKIN’s NAC Y² complex to support antioxidant defence, barrier function and a stronger, healthier-looking complexion.
Provides daily hydration and comfort Helps soften the appearance of dry surface lines Supports a smoother skin texture Completes a layered skincare routine Suitable for consistent daily use. The moisturising format is designed to spread evenly and provide a comfortable finishing layer within the routine. It can be applied after lighter products to help condition the intended area and support a softer, smoother surface feel.
Apply after serum to the face, neck and décolleté. Smooth gently until absorbed and use morning and/or evening according to skin needs. Massage a measured amount over clean skin using light, even motions. Adjust quantity and frequency according to the area, season and individual comfort, and apply daytime sun protection to exposed skin when relevant.
Active Ingredient: NAC Y² complex — combines N-acetyl cysteine, vitamin C and escin to support repair and antioxidant defence. Humectants — help maintain hydration and suppleness. Skin-conditioning actives — support comfort and visible resilience.
Volume / Strength: 50mL
Package: Use light pressure and follow the current product label. Reduce frequency or discontinue use if persistent tightness, stinging, redness or dryness develops. Follow with moisturiser and daily photoprotection when relevant. Check the current ingredient list if skin is sensitive to fragrance, botanical extracts or specific active ingredients. 1 retail presentation of 111SKIN Y Theorem Day Cream NAC Y². Labelled presentation: 50mL. Set components, masks, applicators and accessories only as shown on the current outer box.
Country of Origin: Refer to the country-of-manufacture statement on the supplied packaging.
Results may vary depending on skin condition, individual characteristics, frequency of use and application protocol.