Extraordinary
ingredients

Purposefully combined.

Selected for measurable skin performance.

Three technologies
changed everything

These three core technologies
form the foundation of the ARCARRA system.

Growth Factors

Bio-identical peptides that support the skin's own renewal and repair cycle.

Centella Reversa™

Plant exosomes and 16,000 peptides that target the drivers of visible ageing.

Alpine Botanicals

Edelweiss and willowherb from the Swiss Alps, adapted to extreme UV and cold.

The 10 actives
behind ARCARRA

These ten active ingredients work together
to support hydration, renewal, protection and long-term skin resilience.

Two of the body's own signalling proteins, recreated through biotechnology to be identical to those skin naturally produces. Rather than working only on the surface, they support the skin's own renewal processes where visible ageing begins.

Did you knowThe 1986 Nobel Prize in Medicine went to Stanley Cohen and Rita Levi-Montalcini for the discovery of growth factors — EGF among them.

IN SERUM

A next-generation Centella asiatica complex delivering plant exosomes alongside 16,000 plant peptides. It targets the cellular drivers of visible ageing rather than masking them at the surface.

Did you knowCentella asiatica is known as "tiger grass" — tradition holds that wounded tigers rolled in it to heal. It has been used in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine for more than 2,000 years.

IN DAY CREAM

A modern UVA filter that holds its protective power through hours of sun exposure, where older filters break down. One of four filters that together deliver broad-spectrum SPF 30.

Did you knowUVA is the wavelength that ages skin — and older UVA filters start breaking down in sunlight within the first hour. DHHB was engineered to stay stable all day.

IN DAY CREAM

The star flower of the Swiss Alps survives extreme UV and cold by producing its own antioxidant defences. In the serum, that same chemistry helps neutralise free radicals and buffer daily environmental stress.

Did you knowEdelweiss was once so prized as a token of devotion that climbers risked cliff faces to pick it — which is why it became a protected species across the Alps.

IN SERUM

An extract of alpine willowherb, cultivated in the Swiss Alps under controlled conditions. It helps regulate excess oil and refine the look of pores, so skin stays matte without being stripped.

Did you knowAlpine willowherb (Epilobium fleischeri) is a pioneer species — one of the first plants to colonise the bare ground left behind by retreating glaciers.

IN CLEANSING GEL

A hexapeptide that acts on microRNA-145, a molecule involved in how skin cells differentiate and renew. It is designed to support the skin’s regenerative rhythm, which naturally slows with age.

Did you knowMicroRNAs were only discovered in 1993, in a roundworm, and were initially dismissed as a biological curiosity. They went on to reshape how we understand gene regulation.

IN SERUM

Cultured stem cells from a rare grape variety, developed to protect the skin's own stem cells from UV-induced stress. It works alongside the UV filters: the filters block, this protects against what gets through.

Did you knowIt comes from Gamay Teinturier Fréaux — an unusual grape whose flesh is red, not just its skin. Only a handful of varieties worldwide share that trait.

IN DAY CREAM

Vitamin B3, and one of the most studied actives in skincare. It strengthens the skin barrier, supports an even tone and helps regulate oil. Dosed at 2% in the serum, where it stays on the skin and has time to work.

Did you knowNiacinamide came out of 1930s pellagra research — a public-health breakthrough decades before anyone thought to put it in a face cream.

IN SERUM & CLEANSING GEL

A stabilised plant enzyme that loosens dead surface cells without abrasive particles or acids. Exfoliation without the grit, which matters on skin that is already shaved several times a week.

Did you knowThe enzyme comes from papaya. Wrapping meat in papaya leaves to tenderise it is a centuries-old technique that relies on exactly the same protein-breaking action.

IN CLEANSING GEL

Activated charcoal carries an enormous internal surface area — a single gram can span several hundred square metres. That structure binds pollution particles, excess oil and residue so they rinse away instead of settling in.

Did you knowActivated charcoal sits on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines, where it is used in emergency rooms to absorb ingested toxins.

IN CLEANSING GEL

Why these
ingredients work
together?

Not because they are popular.

Not because they are trending.

Because together they support:

Hydration

Renewal

Protection

Resilience

Science
works better
in context

Most skincare products are designed to work alone.

ARCARRA was designed as a connected system.

Each step prepares the skin for the next.

Together they create a more complete routine.

01 CLEANSE02 REGENERATE03 PROTECT

Developed in Switzerland

Swiss-developed formulations.

Advanced biotechnology.

Purposeful composition.

No unnecessary complexity.

Evidence
before
claims

Every ingredient.
Every formulation.
Every decision.

Purpose first.

What guides
every formulation

  • Evidence-led formulation
  • Purposeful ingredient selection
  • System-first design
  • Long-term performance

FAQ

Because there are only three things that change how skin ages: cleaning it, delivering actives that support renewal, and protecting it from UV — which accounts for most visible facial ageing. The industry didn't discover more steps than that. It subdivided these three and sold them separately.

Most skincare is built for the widest audience. This wasn't. It answers one question: what ninety seconds a day can actually do for a man's skin. Nothing was added because it would sell, nothing left out because it would cost. Built for the long run, not the quick fix.

Because there is real activated charcoal in it — porous enough that one gram covers several hundred square metres, which is what lets it lift away pollution, oil and residue.

Yes — and here's what that means in practice. All three are developed and made in a Swiss laboratory, and every formula passes stability, packaging-compatibility and dermatological tolerance testing on human volunteers before it's approved. Each carries a safety assessment signed by a qualified assessor, as EU law requires. The SPF figure on the day cream comes from an in-vivo test, not a calculation.

Because skin doesn't respond to events, it responds to conditions. The epidermis renews on a roughly monthly cycle and UV damage accumulates daily — neither cares what you did once. That's why the routine is ninety seconds: to support consistency.

Yes — by design. Most anti-ageing products rely on retinoids or exfoliating acids, which is where most irritation comes from. Arcarra uses neither: renewal comes from growth factors and peptides, which skin tolerates far better. Sulfate-free cleanser, no drying alcohol anywhere, enzymatic rather than abrasive exfoliation. All three are fragranced, though — if that's your trigger, this isn't your range.

Start with the serum. It's the one you can't replicate elsewhere — pharma-grade growth factors are rare outside clinical skincare, and it's where most of the work happens. Daily UV protection matters just as much, but good sunscreen you can buy anywhere; wear one whether it's ours or not. The cleanser makes both work better. None of the three needs the other two to be worth using.

Sooner than you'd think for some things, and never visibly for others. Skin feels different within days. Tone and smoothness tend to shift over the first month — roughly one renewal cycle. Firmness and fine lines take two to three months. And the SPF does its best work invisibly: the result there is damage that never happens.

Yes. There's nothing to learn: cleanse, one pump of serum, and the day cream in the morning. Same order every time, no decisions, no steps to get wrong. And if you've been using nothing, the change tends to be more obvious than it is for someone switching from another brand.

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