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Mortar & Milk, said “Clinisoothe is probably the single greatest product I’ve ever used.” Te expert aestheti- cian and acne guru uses the advanced hypochlorous formula in her routine to guard against the effects of pollu- tion on the skin. “After cleansing both morning and night, I spray Clinisoothe over my face and décolleté and leave to sit for 10 to 15 seconds before moving onto my serum,” she says. “As I live in London, I always carry a bottle and spray my face a few times throughout the day to help protect from air pollution and the dirt and grime that comes from riding


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these pollutants can have negative effects on the skin, including prema- ture ageing and an increase in the inci- dence of skin cancers. “Clinisoothe is gentle enough to


use with any serums or moisturisers. It has a skin-neutral pH and is non-cy- totoxic, making it extremely gentle but also very effective. It can also work well to soothe skin when using vitamin C and retinoids, which have a tendency to cause redness. “I believe everyone needs an excel-


lent gentle cleanser, Clinisoothe, a treatment serum, a treatment mois- turiser and a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher in the morning. “Another reason I love Clinisoothe is


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ARTICLE/STUDY CITATION: DRAKAKI, ELENI & DESSINIOTI, CLIO & ANTONIOU, CHRISTINA. (2014). AIR POLLUTION AND THE SKIN. FRONTIERS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING IN CHINA. 2. 10.3389/ FENVS.2014.00011.


actually works, and is fully recyclable, then it’s far more ‘sustainable’ than the many products that are respon- sibly packaged but have low efficacy. If your skin is in less than optimum


condition, Clinisoothe is nothing short of a miracle product.” Clinisoothe is suitable for people


who may be prone to eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, rosacea, acne and spots.


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