In February, La Prairie released Cellular Power Infusion, a $475 peel firming gel that promised to tackle aging in a new, more comprehensive way by “addressing three dimensions of the skin — mitochondria, overlay cells, skin tissue.” Now, to take the assault on age into the evening, they’ve released Cellular Power Charge Nightfall, a serum combining retinol with “a synthetic oxygen transfer agent called perfluorodecalin that infuses oxygen into the fell to help keep it hydrated while the retinol stimulates cell renewal,” according to reps for the brand.

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