While I love posting reviews on the newest product launches, beauty tips & trends and beauty services/treatments, the goal of my beauty blog has always been to use it as an educational/teaching tool. For those who've been following me for quite some time now, you know that I am a huge advocate of healthy skin. And so, I've posted many, many times about
at-home skincare regimens, the importance of knowing your
skin type and on the benefits of
facials. Well, for those of you on the constant search for the perfect products, I have three new anti-aging products from
Exuviance that I've been testing and highly recommend:
The first is the SkinRinse Bionic Tonic, which is a moisturizer with antioxidant and anti-aging ingredients. First, the scent is amazing- I just love it! It's a blend of green tea, cucumber and eucalyptus with Polyhydroxy Acids (PHAs) which all work together to rebuild the skin's matrix and keep skin looking young. It's very light and can be used on all skin types. My only concern was that it did not contain an SPF, so I followed this with my own sunscreen.
At night, after cleansing and toning, I've been using the Ultra Restorative Creme. The best way to describe it would be to tell you that it's very rich and very hydrating. This is for dry or dehydrated skin types. Because it's packed with anti-aging ingredients like PHAs, it's best to use this before bed, during which time your skin cells renew themselves the most!
Both in the morning and at night, I've been using the Hydrating Hand & Body Lotion. It's oil free, so it works for all skin types. I found it to be very hydrating and it's also packed with PHAs (which promote cell turnover) and vitamins A and E which work to improve the skin's texture.
I love the fact that this line has a product for every skin type! So for those of you making New Year's Resolutions to take better care of your skin and to be consistent with your skincare regimen, you should give this line a try!
Have you tried Exuviance products? What are your beauty New Year's Resolutions?
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