£62.79
To use, warm a pea-sized amount between your palms and massage over the face, neck, and décolletage, then emulsify with moistened fingertips and remove with a warm cloth. This Superskin Advanced Nourishing Cleansing Balm is designed to help skin regain a youthful look with ingredients like acacia tree extract and pomegranate oil. From the trusted UK brand Liz Earle, it's a cruelty-free product suitable for all skin types.
- Contains acacia tree extract, a plant-based alternative to collagen, to improve the look and feel of skin.
- Infused with pomegranate oil for instant hydration and visible transformation after two weeks.
- Provides a deep moisture boost to reveal plumper, smoother-looking skin.
- Certified cruelty-free under the Leaping Bunny Program and safe for sensitive skin.
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Description
xHelps skin regain the look of youthful volume in one ultra-nourishing cleanse. Help your skin regain the look of youthful volume in one ultra-nourishing cleanse, with Superskin Advanced Nourishing Cleansing Balm. Gently remove impurities whilst boosting moisture to reveal instantly plumper, smoother looking skin.
Our luxurious formula is powered by acacia tree extract, the plant-based alternative to collagen, that helps to improve the look and feel of skin that s experienced collagen loss. Infused with pomegranate oil, this balm reveals skin that looks instantly hydrated and visibly transforms the appearance of your skin after two weeks.
Visibly plumps your skin. Provides deep, scientifically proven moisture boost. Cruelty free and certified under the Leaping Bunny Program. For all skin types, including sensitive.
Warm a pea-sized amount between palms and massage over face, neck and decolletage. Moisten finger tips to emulsify the balm into a milk. Remove with our warm, damp cleansing cloth.
