SUPER POW(D)ER: Dermalogica Daily Superfoliant

dermalogica daily superfoliant

I’ve been dying to try out Dermalogica’s Daily Superfoliant (which is NOT replacing its amazing predecessor the Daily Microexfoliant). So, why another exfoliant and what’s the difference between the two?

The latter is a rice-based exfoliator used specifically to help brighten and smooth the complexion, whereas the former helps to resurface skin, preventing premature signs of pollution related ageing.

Dermalogica has partnered with Breezometer to give insight and access info for consumers on how pollution affects your skin. (pop over to Breezometer to read some interesting facts, such as did you know that exposure to smog can deplete your skins natural Vitamin E by 25%?)

The new exfoliant contains a pollutant-absorbing activated charcoal powder to extract excessive dirt and oil. Lactic acid, a chemical exfoliant, helps to slough away dead skin cells, rice bran, a physical exfolaint, adds bit of ‘hold’ to the powder, while niacinamide, red algae and tea fruit extract, offers anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits and actively helps fight pollutants.

dermalogica daily superfoliant

How to use it: Tip a half teaspoon of powder into wet hands (it doesn’t activate without water) rubbing it slowly until it forms a foamy paste. Rub onto face in gentle, circular movements for about a minute before rinsing. The result? A super clean and glowing skin! Use only twice a week as powder exfoliants are like a mini microderabrasion which could irritate skin, especially if you’re a tad sensitive! The advanced powder formula activates when met with water, releasing enzymes, skin smoothing AHA’s and anti-pollution technology to deep cleanse pores.

R 1180

WHERE EAST MEETS WEST: Kiehl’s Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

No wonder there’s a buzz around the Kiehl’s Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream with the two star ingredients having never before been combined in a skincare range. From the East hails the Korean red ginger root and from New Zealand in the West Manuka honey.

The Korean red ginseng root (for safety and beneficial purposes it is grown for a full five years before being used in medicine) helps to deal with dark circles around the eyes as well as speeding up the skin’s cell turnover. Manuka honey, like red ginseng root, is full of health benefits, containing calcium, amino acids, Vitamin B and iron. It also aids skin ailments like eczema and acne by eliminating bacteria. Together these ingredients refresh and revitalise skin’s vitality and radiance.

Since going to the Kiehl’s launch over two months ago I’ve been using the Kiehl’s Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream on my face daily. Despite a few stressful weeks my skin actually looks fresh and feels super hydrated. In terms of sight and smell the product really resembles honey, but in a pleasant way. We were given some Manuka honey to take home with us and it’s really creamy and yummy on toast!

After picking up a dollop of cream with my hands I like to take a moment to place my hands over my face to warm the cream up before gently patting it into my skin as I find the slightly sticky texture sinks in quicker with added warmth (or is that me overthinking honey?). Having said that I’d definitely try this out again as I absolutely love the Kiehl’s brand, from their packaging to their philosophy. Since 1851 Kiehl’s has been committed to giving back to communities supporting three main pillars: HIV/AIDS research, environmental issues and childrens’ wellbeing. To date they have donated over $3,500 000 for more info check out KIEHL’S GIVES. This cream gets a big stamp of approval from me; I love it!

You can find it at selected Foschini, Truworths and Edgars.

R 895

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WHERE EAST MEETS WEST: Kiehl's Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

Kiehls Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

No wonder there’s a buzz around the Kiehl’s Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream with the two star ingredients having never before been combined in a skincare range. From the East hails the Korean red ginger root and from New Zealand in the West Manuka honey.

Kiehls Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

The Korean red ginseng root (for safety and beneficial purposes it is grown for a full five years before being used in medicine) helps to deal with dark circles around the eyes as well as speeding up the skin’s cell turnover. Manuka honey, like red ginseng root, is full of health benefits, containing calcium, amino acids, Vitamin B and iron. It also aids skin ailments like eczema and acne by eliminating bacteria. Together these ingredients refresh and revitalise skin’s vitality and radiance.

Kiehls Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

Since going to the Kiehl’s launch over two months ago I’ve been using the Kiehl’s Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream on my face daily. Despite a few stressful weeks my skin actually looks fresh and feels super hydrated. In terms of sight and smell the product really resembles honey, but in a pleasant way. We were given some Manuka honey to take home with us and it’s really creamy and yummy on toast!

Kiehls Pure Vitality Skin Renewing Cream

After picking up a dollop of cream with my hands I like to take a moment to place my hands over my face to warm the cream up before gently patting it into my skin as I find the slightly sticky texture sinks in quicker with added warmth (or is that me overthinking honey?). Having said that I’d definitely try this out again as I absolutely love the Kiehl’s brand, from their packaging to their philosophy. Since 1851 Kiehl’s has been committed to giving back to communities supporting three main pillars: HIV/AIDS research, environmental issues and childrens’ wellbeing. To date they have donated over $3,500 000 for more info check out KIEHL’S GIVES. This cream gets a big stamp of approval from me; I love it!

You can find it at selected Foschini, Truworths and Edgars.

R 895