THE DICO OF INGREDIENTS
Demain® is an innovative brand with an in-house formulation laboratory. Each ingredient has been selected for its effectiveness and is used in our formulas at its objective percentage*.
At Demain®, we love transparency. We know it’s hard to decipher lists of cosmetic ingredients. Discover below the ingredients behind our formulas.
*Using an active ingredient at its "objective percentage" means that the concentration of that ingredient is optimized to provide the best results while minimizing possible side effects or irritations. For example, if a cosmetic product contains hyaluronic acid to hydrate the skin, it can be formulated with a precise concentration of that active ingredient to achieve the desired hydration results without causing any adverse effects.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Hyaluronic acid

Organic acerola berry*

Organic artichoke leaf*

Organic* red vine pomace

lemon water

ALOE VERA

Organic goji berry*

Organic Chlorella*

apricot oil

Prebiotics

Probiotics

matcha tea

Organic sea buckthorn oil*

Dandelion root organic*

turmeric root

Oily macerate of organic* arnica

Vegetable retinol

Grenade

Pink Clay

STEVIA

RED ALGAE

Shea Butter

MORINGA OIL

Hemp oil
Vitamins and trace elements

Vitamin B3

Zinc

Manganese

Vitamin B6

Vitamin E
ASSETS DERIVED FROM BIOTECHNOLOGY

ANTI-POLLUTION ACTIVE
Active ingredient derived from biotechnology (enzymatic glycolization of a plant) used at its objective percentage (proven effectiveness). Derived from white horehound, it shields against pollution and protects the skin from the harmful effects of pollution.

Anti-UV & blue light active
Active ingredient derived from biotechnology (enzymatic glycolization of a plant), used at its objective percentage (proven effectiveness). Protects collagen from exposure to infrared rays.

ANTI-UVA ACTIVE
Active ingredient derived from biotechnology (enzymatic glycolization of a plant) used at its objective percentage (proven effectiveness). Protects the skin against UVB and IVAA and helps eliminate oxidizing elements and proteins degraded by UV.