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SKIN BARRIER REPAIR Glow Recipe PDRN+ Repair + Soothe Toner Pads, £27.00
After months of sunshine, tanning products and chlorine, skin can be dehydrated even if it doesn’t necessarily feel dry.
These ultra-thin cellulose pads pair vegan PDRN+ with 5 calming actives to visibly reduce redness, support collagen regeneration, deeply hydrate, and repair the skin barrier to leave the complexion stronger, more resilient and ready to take on the colder season.
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Curated Beauty FLAWLESS DEFENCE Broad Spectrum SPF50 & Primer, £27.00
Skin protection is important all year round, not just in the Summer. While our focus is on repairing and replenishing after Summer, daily broad-spectrum SPF remains one of the most important things we can do to protect against further UV damage and pigmentation.
That’s where Curated Beauty’s FLAWLESS DEFENCE goes beyond a basic SPF, to deliver true skincare-meets makeup performance, combining mineral SPF50 filters, a multi-peptide ‘messenger’ complex, and phyto stem cells with a silky primer base that makes skin look instantly smoother and fresher, whilst boosting collagen and providing the vital protection your skin needs.
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TARGET PIGMENTATION 111SKIN Vitamin C Brightening Booster, £100.00
If Summer has left you with pigmentation or an uneven skin tone, now is the perfect time to turn your attention to brightening and restoring a more even-looking complexion. 111SKIN
Brightening Booster is supercharged with a potent dose of vitamin C, helping to brighten your complexion whilst reducing the appearance of hyper- pigmentation and age spots, a common symptom of summer sun exposure.
This hard-working formula also utilises actives to inhibit tyrosinase production, diminishing and protecting from future discoloration. Studies showed a 30% improvement in skin brightness in 4 weeks, an improvement in complexion evenness in 2 weeks and a proven reduction in the appearance of dark spots & pigmentation in 4 weeks.
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