Aurvelia MultiActive Serum™ 2.0

First visible improvements within 7-14 days dramatic transformation after 8 weeks.

Most of our clients report noticeable wrinkle reduction within the first 7 days. Within 2 weeks, the improvements become clearly visible: firmer skin, reduced fine lines, and a more even skin tone.

But here's where it gets really interesting:

The deep transformation—especially for sagging skin and deep wrinkles unfolds over 8 weeks of consistent use. Why? Because our active ingredients must penetrate to the deepest skin layer, the dermis, where they activate collagen neosynthesis.

The difference from other serums:

• Week 1-2: Immediate hydration from Hyaluronic Acid, first smoothing visible
• Week 3-4: Niacinamide and Kakadu Plum Vitamin C begin lightening pigmentation and evening skin tone
• Week 5-8: Copper Peptide and Bakuchiol reach the dermis and trigger cellular regeneration—real structural change from within

This isn't temporary plumping this is cellular renewal.

Absolutely not. Clean beauty with pharmaceutical precision.

AURVELIA CLEAN BEAUTY STANDARDS:

✓ 100% Vegan – no animal derivatives

✓ Non-GMO – no genetically modified organisms

✓ Paraben-free (we use Phenoxyethanol + Ethylhexylglycerin, safe preservation system)

✓ Sulfate-free

✓ Phthalate-free

✓ Synthetic fragrance-free

✓ Mineral oil-free

✓ Silicone-free

Complete INCI transparency:

Aqua, Niacinamide, Propanediol, Squalane, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Terminalia Ferdinandiana Fruit Extract, Bakuchiol, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Copper Tripeptide-1, Centella Asiatica Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopherol, Ferulic Acid, Lecithin, Sodium Phytate, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Xanthan Gum, Arginine.

One serum 9 clinically proven actives. You're essentially replacing your entire anti-aging routine.

Let's do the math:

What you'd normally need to buy separately:

• Vitamin C Serum: $40-60
• Retinol Treatment: $35-50
• Peptide Complex: $45-70
• Niacinamide Serum: $20-35
• Hyaluronic Acid Serum: $25-40
• Antioxidant Protection: $30-45

Total: $195-300 for a complete anti-aging routine.

Aurvelia Multi-Active Serum 2.0 replaces all of that – with pharmaceutical-grade dosing, not marketing doses:

✓ 4% Niacinamide (clinically effective dose)

✓ 1.5% Kakadu Plum (100x more Vitamin C than oranges)

✓ 0.6% Bakuchiol (Retinol alternative, 4x deeper penetration)

✓ Copper Tripeptide-1 (one of dermatology's most researched anti-aging peptides)

✓ Ferulic Acid + Vitamin E (collagen protection synergy complex)

✓ Dual Hyaluronic Acid (High + Low MW for immediate + deep hydration)

✓ Centella Asiatica (wound healing & collagen stimulation)

You're not paying for marketing and fancy packaging – you're investing in scientifically-dosed actives that actually reach the dermis.

One bottle = 1 month when used twice daily. That means: less than the price of your morning coffee per day for visibly younger skin.

Let's compare what each option actually costs.

Option 1: Do Nothing

Cost now: $0

Cost later: $30,000+

Your body loses 1% of collagen every year after 30. That means deeper wrinkles, sagging skin, and dark spots.

Eventually, conventional creams stop working. You'll need expensive fixes: fillers, lasers, or surgery.

Option 2: Drugstore Serums

10-year cost: ~$3,000

Problem: Most have barely any active ingredients (<0.1%). They can't penetrate deep enough to work.

You're spending money on "something," not on actual results.

Option 3: Professional Treatments

Botox: $400-600 every 3-4 months = $1,600-2,400/year

Fillers: $700-1,200 per syringe, need 2-3/year = $1,400-3,600/year

Surgery: $15,000-25,000 (lasts 5-7 years, then needs redoing)

The hidden problems:

• Fillers migrate and stretch your skin (need MORE over time)
• Needles every few months, bruising, swelling
• Risks: blocked blood vessels, nerve damage, infections
• You become dependent – stop and you look worse than before

10-year cost: $30,000-70,000

Option 4: Aurvelia Multi-Active Serum 2.0

Monthly cost: $45

10-year cost: $5,400

The difference: Instead of masking damage, Aurvelia rebuilds skin from within.

What it does:

• Copper Peptide triggers NEW collagen production
• Bakuchiol penetrates 4x deeper than retinol (no irritation)
• Kakadu Plum Vitamin C increases collagen by 70-80%
• 4% Niacinamide strengthens barrier, fades spots by 35-68%

After 6 months of use:
✓ Activated collagen production

✓ Strengthened skin barrier

✓ Optimized cellular repair

✓ Reduced aging damage

Studies show: Pharmaceutical-grade actives slow visible aging by up to 50% compared to doing nothing.

Simple comparison:

Option10-Year CostResultDo Nothing$0 → $30,000+ laterNeed expensive fixesDrugstore~$3,000No real improvementTreatments$30,000-70,000Temporary, needs repeatingAurvelia$5,400Cumulative improvement

You can spend $50,000+ on temporary fixes...

OR $5,400 to prevent the damage in the first place.

This isn't an expense – it's prevention.

Every dollar you invest today saves you thousands later.

Yes – we developed it specifically for that: seamless integration into ANY routine.

The problem with many serums: They're either too aggressive (can't be combined with other actives) or too specific (require complex layering protocols).

Absolutely. Unlike 90% of serums that are just marketing hype, every ingredient is based on peer-reviewed science.

THE PROBLEM WITH THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY:

Most brands throw around buzzwords like "peptides" and "Vitamin C" – but use homeopathic doses (0.01%) or unstable forms that have already oxidized in the bottle.

AURVELIA DIFFERENCE: Clinically effective dosages + stabilized formulation

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE PER INGREDIENT:

1. KAKADU PLUM (Terminalia Ferdinandiana) – 1.5%

World's most potent Vitamin C source (100x more than oranges)

Studies:

• Fitzpatrick & Rostan (2002): Topical Vitamin C increases collagen synthesis by 70-80%
• Sauermann et al. (2004): Reduces fine lines by an average of 23% in 8 weeks
• Nusgens et al. (2001): Vitamin C + Ferulic Acid = synergistic collagen protection

WHY KAKADU PLUM: Naturally stabilized, higher bioavailability than synthetic ascorbic acid

2. BAKUCHIOL – 0.6%

Natural retinol alternative without side effects

Studies:

• British Journal of Dermatology: Bakuchiol shows identical anti-aging effects as retinol, BUT without irritation, flaking, or photosensitivity
• Int J Cosmet Sci: 0.5% Bakuchiol reduces wrinkles by 20% and improves elasticity by 15% after 12 weeks
• Penetration studies: Bakuchiol penetrates 4x deeper into the dermis than retinol

RESULT: Same efficacy, no downtime, usable morning + evening

3. COPPER TRIPEPTIDE-1 (GHK-Cu) – 0.025%

One of dermatology's most researched anti-aging peptides

Studies:

• Pickart L.: Copper peptides trigger cellular regeneration, rebuild collagen Type I + III
• Dou Y. et al.: Reduces inflammation, accelerates wound healing, improves skin structure from within
• Adnan SB et al.: Particularly effective for hormone-related elasticity loss (menopause)

WHY IT WORKS: Penetrates to dermis, activates fibroblasts, stimulates collagen neosynthesis

4. NIACINAMIDE (Vitamin B3) – 4%

Clinically effective dose for multi-target effects

Studies:

• Hakozaki et al. (2002): Reduces hyperpigmentation by 35-68% after 4 weeks in Japanese and Caucasian subjects. Histological analysis showed significant reduction in epidermal melanin.
• Bissett et al. (2004, 2005): Double-blind, placebo-controlled split-face studies over 12 weeks with 5% niacinamide showed significant improvements in fine lines/wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, skin texture, redness, and sallowness (yellowing).
• Navarrete-Solís et al. (2011): Double-blind randomized clinical trial comparing 4% niacinamide vs. 4% hydroquinone in 27 melasma patients. 4% niacinamide was effective in ~40% of patients with significantly fewer irritations (7% vs. 18% with hydroquinone).
• Chiu et al.: 4% niacinamide alone reduced pore size by ~27% after 8 weeks and improved wrinkles after 12 weeks.
• Skin Barrier Studies: Improves skin barrier function by 54%, increases ceramide production (moisture retention).

DOSAGE IS KEY: Studies show 4-5% is optimal – lower = ineffective, higher = potential irritation without additional benefit

5. FERULIC ACID (0.3%) + VITAMIN E (Tocopherol 0.6%)

Synergistic antioxidant protection

Studies:

• Lin et al. (2005): Ferulic Acid + Vitamin C + Vitamin E = 8x stronger UV protection than individual components
• Keen & Hassan (2016): Prevents collagen degradation by free radicals
• Pueknang & Saewan (2022): Reduces UV-induced wrinkle formation by 42%

RESULT: Protects during the day, repairs at night

6. DUAL HYALURONIC ACID

High MW (0.05%) + Low MW (0.05%)

Mechanism:

• High MW (>1,000 kDa): Stays on skin surface, forms moisture film, prevents transepidermal water loss (TEWL), immediate smoothing
• Low MW (20-300 kDa): Penetrates through stratum corneum into dermis, long-term hydration, stimulates collagen

Studies:

• Essendoubi et al. (2016) - Raman Spectroscopy Study: Investigated skin penetration of different HA molecular weights using Raman spectroscopy. Low MW HA (20-300 kDa) penetrates through stratum corneum, while High MW HA remains on surface.
• Giardina & Poggi (2023): Examined 12 different hyaluronic acid molecular weights (400 Da to 2,000 kDa) using Franz diffusion cells. Results:
  
  Low MW HA penetrates more efficiently: 14-19% dermis penetration
  High MW HA: 2.73-10.2% penetration
  All HA forms showed penetration within 30 minutes
  Cumulative 24h absorption: 60-80% hydration increase (depending on molecular weight)
  
  
• Farwick et al. (2008, 2011): 50 kDa HA activates epidermal genes, improves skin structure without TNF-alpha elevation.

DUAL-SYSTEM ADVANTAGE:

• Immediate effect (High MW): Moisture film, temporary smoothing within minutes
• Long-term effect (Low MW): 24h+ hydration, dermal plumping, collagen support
• Synergistic action: 60-80% hydration increase over 24 hours

Sources:

• Essendoubi et al., Skin Res Technol (2016)
• Giardina & Poggi, JOJ Dermatol Cosmet (2023)
• Farwick et al., SOFW Journal (2008); Skin Pharmacol Physiol (2011)

7. CENTELLA ASIATICA EXTRACT – 0.4%

Adaptogen for collagen synthesis, wound healing & anti-inflammation

Active components: Asiaticoside, Madecassoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid (pentacyclic triterpenes)

Studies:

COLLAGEN TYPE I SYNTHESIS:

• Maquart et al. (1999) / Bonte et al. (1994): Titrated Extract of Centella Asiatica (TECA) increased collagen synthesis dose-dependently in human fibroblast cultures. Asiatic acid was identified as the main component responsible for collagen stimulation.
• Shukla et al. (1999): Asiaticoside accelerates wound healing by stimulating peptidic hydroxyproline content, collagen, angiogenesis, and epithelialization.
• Lee et al. (2012): Asiaticoside induces Type I collagen synthesis through activation of the TGF-β receptor I kinase-independent SMAD signaling pathway.
• Haftek et al. (Clinical Trial): Double-randomized clinical trial with 20 female participants (45-60 years) with photoaging. 0.1% madecassoside + 5% Vitamin C over 6 months led to significant increase in skin firmness, elasticity, hydration, and collagen levels.

WOUND HEALING & MICRO-REPAIR:

• Hashim et al. (2011) / Bylka et al. (2014): Centella asiatica stimulates fibroblast proliferation, increases intracellular fibronectin, improves tensile strength of newly formed skin.
• Multiple PMC Studies (2023, 2024): Confirmed that C. asiatica inhibits inflammatory phase (TNF-α, IL-1α, IL-6 reduction) and regulates Matrix Metalloproteinase (MMP), preventing collagen degradation.

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTION:

• Somchit et al. / Asma et al.: Significant anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects through reduction of pro-inflammatory mediators.
• 2024 Study (Centella asiatica Variety BT-Care): Dose-dependent upregulation of genes for collagen synthesis, wrinkle prevention, and skin barrier reinforcement. Significant reduction in phosphorylation of JNK and p38 MAPK (inflammatory pathways).

SYNERGISM WITH VITAMIN C:

• PMC Studies: Combination of madecassoside + Vitamin C = additive/synergistic effects through different mechanisms of action → "remodeling of the superficial dermis".

Sources:

• Maquart et al., Eur J Dermatol (1999)
• Shukla et al., J Ethnopharmacol (1999)
• Hashim et al., Pak J Pharm Sci (2014)
• Lee et al., various studies (2010-2012)
• PMC: Centella asiatica in cosmetology (2013)
• PMC: Wound healing effects and therapeutic potential (2023)
• PMC: Enhanced skin-protective effects (2024)