Directions for use
- Remove the ampoule's cap.
- Cut off the tip of the nozzle.
- Apply a few drops on the face.
- Apply a Quintenstein night cream for your skin type.

These ampoules are to be applied as part of the salon therapy, or as an effective home cure by applying 15 drops of “Ampoules Neuropeptide” on the face and rubbing and tapping it in every night for a period of 14 days. Subsequently, apply your Quintenstein-night cream: Exoliere Cream (for dry and sensitive skin), Lavendula Night Cream (for dehydrated and delicate skin) and Cream Triticum (for oily and combined skin). In case of an extremely neglected skin your therapist could propose to prolong your cure. Be careful: the active ingredient in “Ampoules Neuropeptide” is sensitive to a protracted exposure to sunlight. To be able to guarantee the quality of “Ampoules Neuropeptide”, you should be careful not to expose the product to intense (sun)light either before or during treatment. Be sure to store the ampoules in its original packaging as much as possible, to preserve the ampoules for a longer period of time.

Description
Within the subject of anti-ageing one aspect has been neglected in the past, which is the condition of the skin nerves. We tend to skip over the fact that well-known skin cells like keratinocytes, melanocytes, fibroblasts and adipocytes, have a direct interaction with our nervous system. The outer skin cells for instance, produce signals aimed at the skin nerves, which in turn pass the acquired information concerning the skin’s condition to the rest of the body. Considering that practically no nerve cell regeneration takes place during a human life, it is obvious that its maintenance is especially important (see text frame).The product which pre-eminently allows you to treat your skin with cosmetic responsibility is right here: “Ampoules Neuropeptide”.(1)As the name suggests, these ampoules have a positive effect on nerves (neurons) in the skin. The active ingredient “Neuropeptide LGI” in “Ampoules Neuropeptide” is specifically nutritious to the nerve axons in the skin, as it supports the skin cells in their ability to “tell what’s wrong”. As a result the skin can be served hand and foot, as they say, by the rest of the body, strengthening it against stress (for skin ‘stress’ is e.g. UV radiation).  The effect is remarkable: the barrier function of the skin is restored dramatically, resulting in a noticeable improvement with regard to dryness, redness, skin “tugging” and skin flaking, typical characteristics of a sensitive skin.