Valmont V-Firm Serum

Valmont V-Firm Serum 30ml

A 30 ml firming serum from Valmont's V-Firm line, aimed at skin that has lost tone and definition around the face contour. It sits with firming skincare across the brands we carry.

What Valmont Says It Does

• Reinforces elasticity
• Tones and densifies the skin
• Plumps volume

Valmont describes the serum as taking targeted action on lost volume in the face contour and on flaccid, gravity-impacted skin. The brand designed it for maturing complexions and says it brings back the bounce for plumper, firmer skin. These are Valmont's claims about its own formula rather than measured outcomes.

What Is In It

Valmont names three parts of the formula.

• Density Complex. Vitamin C, the amino acids lysine and proline, a glucosamine derivative, Immortelle flower extract and copper. Valmont says the amino acids promote collagen production, the glucosamine derivative supports moisture, Immortelle supports cohesion in the dermis, and copper is needed for collagen and elastin synthesis.
• Peptide cocktail. Valmont calls this an anti-wrinkle booster.
• Triple DNA. Salmon DNA, which Valmont says holds 10,000 times its weight in water and supports regeneration and antioxidant activity in the skin.

How to Use It

Valmont's directions are to apply one pump to the face and neck, morning and evening or either, avoiding the eye contour area. Massage in lightly with gentle effleurage movements until fully absorbed.

Valmont pairs the serum with V-Firm Cream, and the line also includes V-Firm Eye for the eye contour this serum should not touch.

Questions About V-Firm Serum

How much should you use?
One pump to the face and neck, which is Valmont's own instruction.

Can it go around the eyes?
No. Valmont's directions say to avoid the eye contour area. V-Firm Eye is the product made for that zone.

Is there published evidence behind the firming claims?
Not that we could find. The elasticity, tone and volume claims come from Valmont's own product information, so read them as the brand's position rather than independent proof.