Misted over skin from temples to décolletage, it smells delicious and aims to deliver multi-functional and refreshing exfoliation, hydration and protection via key ingredients like all-natural AHAs, Willow Bark extract and Honeysuckle flower. Step two is the beautiful Lime Pearl Lift, which looks like a mist but is actually a resurfacing tonic, targeted to remove surface skin cells, stimulate collagen synthesis, banish acne causing bacteria, and hydrate and repair the skin's natural barrier. It definitely goes a step farther than my usual muslin cloth when it comes to light exfoliation, so I swapped the two out according to how my skin was feeling on the day. It feels super gentle on the skin, but I chose not to focus on my more rosacea-prone areas in case things go a little inflamed. Made from sustainable, all-natural plant-based konjac root, the soft fibres of the sponge are woven with mineral rich, micro ground pearl powder to purify skin cells, gently brighten and to refine the skin’s surface. The first step is a light, daily exfoliation via the Pearl Polish Konjac Sponge. The system has five steps, each playing a key role in the end result. Like their earlier offerings, the IMBIBE Skin Care System has had years of thought put into it, and they most definitely got it right. When I heard the brand had released their first, carefully considered skincare offering to complement its internals, I couldn’t wait to give it a whirl.Getting your gut and organs functioning correctly is the first step to great skin, and IMBIBE created their skincare and ingestible beauty range were created to work synergistically to tackle the likes of acne, gut health, collagen loss and a lack of hydration, from the inside-out. Their Beauty Renewal is always on my list of most recommended beauty supplements, and their Miracle Collagen not far off.
I have been a huge fan of Byron Bay-based beauty brand IMBIBE Living for a while now, after the always-inspirational Fleur Insley from Clean Beauty Collective introduced me to the brand.
0 kommentar(er)
