Caudalie has expanded its hero Resveratrol-Lift line with new innovations.
Designed to address multiple signs of ageing, the Resveratrol-Lift range nourishes, firms and rejuvenates the skin centred on its hero Vegan Collagen 1 ingredient.
The expanded range now includes the Lightweight Resveratrol-Lift Firming Cashmere Cream, Firming Eye Gel Cream and Instant Firming Serum refill. It is available in global travel retail with Lagardère Travel Retail, Avolta, Eurotrade München and Kappé Schipol.
Vegan Collagen 1 is a plant-derived collagen that boasts the same lifting and firming effects traditionally attributed to animal-based collagens, aligning with Caudalie’s commitment to vegan and sustainable skincare.
The Lightweight Resveratrol-Lift Firming Cashmere Cream is the range’s flagship product, targeting wrinkles and loss of firmness. Its formulation includes the patented blend of resveratrol, hyaluronic acid and Vegan Collagen 1.
Recognising the need for targeted eye care, Caudalie developed the Resveratrol-Lift Firming Eye Gel Cream to reduce puffiness, smooth eyelids and address signs of fatigue. Enriched with quinoa extract, lifting peptides and biopolymers, the eye gel cream works to rejuvenate and decongest the delicate eye area. The massaging tip aids in reducing puffiness.
The Resveratrol-Lift Instant Firming Serum, now available in a refill format, brings together Caudalie’s hero resveratrol ingredient, natural hyaluronic acid and a vegan collagen booster to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and support the skin’s natural collagen production. The serum’s oil-free and lightweight texture provides moisture without a heavy feel.
Caudalie has gone from strength to strength in the channel, recording a +35% sales uplift in Q3 of FY2024 according to General Manager Global Travel Retail Benoit Davaillon.
He said: “Since 2019, and despite a challenging year in 2020, Caudalie has demonstrated robust growth in both local and travel retail markets. With continuous innovation and effective products, we closed Q3 2024 at +35% in global travel retail.
“We foresee an optimistic budget for 2025, driven by openings in Europe and South-East Asia.” ✈
