Pharmaceris N Capinon K 1% Vitamin K Cream for Sensitive Skin with Dilated Capillaries 30 ml

Pharmaceris N Capinon K 1% is a specialist face cream with 1% vitamin K, formulated for the daily care of sensitive skin with dilated capillaries and a tendency to intermittent hypersensitivity. Vitamin K reduces capillary permeability, helping to diminish the appearance of redness, erythema, and visible broken capillaries. Its soothing and nourishing formula soothes irritations, deeply moisturizes, and strengthens the skin's vascular network — clinically and dermatologically tested for high tolerance and efficacy.

• 1% vitamin K cream that reduces capillary permeability and visible redness
• Formulated for sensitive skin with dilated capillaries and hypersensitivity
• Soothes and relieves skin irritations and discomfort
• Nourishes and deeply moisturizes sensitive, reactive skin
• Reduces erythema and the appearance of visible broken capillaries
• High tolerance formula — clinically and dermatologically tested
• Dermatologically tested by Pharmaceris
• 30 ml

• 96% of users reported soothing and relief of skin irritations*
• 96% of users reported improved skin nourishment and hydration*
• 84% of users reported a reduction in erythema and redness*
• Reduces capillary permeability to minimize visible broken capillaries
• Strengthens the skin's vascular network for a more even, calmer complexion
• High tolerance and efficacy — clinically and dermatologically tested

*Based on clinical consumer study data.

1. Cleanse and tone the face before application.
2. Apply an appropriate amount of cream to the face and neck.
3. Gently massage in upward motions until fully absorbed.
4. Use morning and/or evening as part of your daily skincare routine.
5. Pay particular attention to areas with visible redness or dilated capillaries.

Key active ingredient: 1% vitamin K (phytonadione) to reduce capillary permeability and redness. For the complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's official documentation.