Wednesday, 15 November 2017

Dermalogica Precleanse Balm



I find that in winter I need to step up my skincare regime a tad.

The cold weather can often leave my skin looking and feeling a bit tired and drab so a little extra tlc is needed to help it look radiant.
 
This winter I’ve turned to one of my favourite brands to help me look after my skin and ensure that it is looking and feeling its best.





Dermalogica have a wide range of fantastic products to help nurture your skin and their new Precleanse Balm is no different.

This beautifully rich and gentle balm has been designed to be used as the first step in your cleansing routine and works in a similar way as their Precleanse fluid.




The water activated balm to oil formulation breaks up and dissolves layers of excess sebum, gently removes even waterproof make-up as well as environmental pollutants and residual product build up on your skin.
 
Designed for use on dry skin it comes with a double sided, soft silicon mitt which features tiny bobbles to offer gentle exfoliation.




Dispense the balm directly onto the cleansing mitt (or directly onto the dry palm of your hand) then massage it into your skin using circular motions.
 
Formulated without artificial fragrances or colours it possesses a really wonderful yet delicate scent which reminds me (randomly) of Terry’s chocolate orange!




To remove, add warm water to emulsify and enjoy rinsing away the delicate milky cleanser safe in the knowledge that your skin has been left clean and perfectly hydrated.




 The balm contains a natural Biolipid Complex which helps to locks in hydration and reinforces your skin’s barrier while Apricot Kernel Oil nourishes your skin to leave it feeling silky soft.




I love this melting cleansing balm as it is so kind to your skin and even the exfoliating mitt is super gentle, yet you can really feel a difference in the texture of your skin when you use it.

It is the perfect first step in your cleansing routine and leaves your skin prepped for its second cleanse.




Dermalogica’s Precleanse Balm is available now and costs £44.
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Wednesday, 9 November 2016

Dermalogica Skin Brightening Duo Gift Set



Give the gift if beautiful skin this Christmas with Dermalogica’s Skin Brightening Duo gift set.

This fab gift set feature two of my all time favourite Dermalogica products- their Daily Microfoliant and PreCleanse.

This hard working pair are the perfect combination for removing impurities to leave clear, bright and beautiful skin.




Their Precleanse is the first step of the Dermalogica Double Cleanse to give you the cleanest skin ever! 

Containing nourishing Olive, Apricot and Kukui Nut oils this oil busting emulsifying oil cuts through make-up, sunscreens and oil-based debris, making them ready for easy removal. 

Apply to dry skin then add water to transform this hydrophilic (water-loving) formula into a milky emulsion that lifts debris from the skin’s surface.




It is super gentle to your skin and leaves it prepped and ready for your cleanser and exfoliator!
Next up is their Daily Microfoliant, my all time favourite exfoliator.

This gentle, Rice-based exfoliating powder activates upon contact with water, releasing Papain, Salicylic Acid and Rice Enzymes that micro-exfoliate dead cells, instantly leaving your skin feeling smoother and looking brighter. 




A little goes a long way- I pour a small amount into my hand then add a little warm water, mix it together then massage it across my face.

It is wonderfully gentle yet super effective at buffing away dead skin and can be used every day!

I guarantee that your skin will never have felt better after you’ve used these two bad boys!




Better still, buying them in this set will save you mega bucks as the Precleanse costs £34.35 and the Daily Microfoliant costs £41.75 when bought alone but this set will set you back a much more purse friendly £53.25!

You can get your hands on this Skin Brightening Duo gift set now over on the Dermalogica website!
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