Kombucha Cleansing Treatment

Kombucha Cleansing Treatment

Kombucha Cleansing Treatment

A$ 72.00

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A cleanser and treatment in one that removes pollutants, impurities, sunscreen, and makeup—including mascara, while treating with prebiotic inulin for ultimate clarity.

  • Your power-packed cleanser & treatment in one: removes pollution, impurities, makeup + sunscreen while treating with prebiotic inulin
  • Feeds skin’s microbiota with prebiotic inulin to keep skin balanced
  • Improves clarity, refines look of pores, smoothes skin texture
In one step, this no-rinse cleansing treatment traps and sweeps away pollutants, impurities, makeup, and sunscreen while feeding the microbiota (skin’s natural defense system) with prebiotic inulin to keep the skin balanced. Also powered by antioxidant kombucha, this formula improves clarity, refines the look of pores, and smoothes skin texture. Ophthalmologist tested. Safe for contact lens wearers.

  • Cleanses and treats skin in one step
  • Removes pollution, impurities, makeup, and sunscreen
  • Improves clarity, refines look of pores, and keeps skin balanced
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100%
felt it cleansed and eliminated pollution and impurities*
100%
agreed skin clarity was improved*
100%
said skin was instantly balanced*
  • *self-assessment, 61 subjects, 4 weeks
  • ****instrumental test, 10 subjects

Benefits

Anti-pollution
Anti-pollution
Balances
Balances
Cleanses
Cleanses
Minimizes
Minimizes pores
Removes
Removes makeup
Smoothes
Smoothes
Kombucha, fermented black tea rich in antioxidants, helps to smooth skin, increase luminosity, and defend against pollution—which can lead to the look of premature lines and dull skin.
Soap berry peel extract contains a high concentration of saponins, natural cleansing agents produced by plants, to gently cleanse the skin of dirt and impurities.
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Prebiotic inulin is a plant-based extract derived from chicory roots that is food for the skin’s microbiota (its natural defense system) to keep it balanced and better able to defend against external aggressors that can contribute to skin appearing dehydrated & rough with visible pores.
Kombucha, fermented black tea rich in antioxidants, helps to smooth skin, increase luminosity, and defend against pollution—which can lead to the look of premature lines and dull skin.
Prebiotic inulin is a plant-based extract derived from chicory roots that is food for the skin’s microbiota (its natural defense system) to keep it balanced and better able to defend against external aggressors that can contribute to skin appearing dehydrated & rough with visible pores.
Soap berry peel extract contains a high concentration of saponins, natural cleansing agents produced by plants, to gently cleanse the skin of dirt and impurities.

Saturate a cotton pad and sweep over face and eyes. Repeat until the cotton pad comes away clean.

To remove eye makeup, hold pad over closed eyes for a few seconds, then gently wipe. No rinsing required.

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Saturate a cotton pad and sweep over face and eyes. Repeat until the cotton pad comes away clean.

To remove eye makeup, hold pad over closed eyes for a few seconds, then gently wipe. No rinsing required.

Follow with Kombucha Facial Treatment Essence (sold separately) to complete the routine for smooth, luminous skin.

What is a cleansing treatment?

It’s our fresh take on a cleanser that also treats your skin--keeping the skin’s microbiota balanced.

What is the microbiota?

The microbiota is a living ecosystem on the skin’s surface. The microbiota and skin live in harmony and they depend on each other for survival. It’s your skin’s natural defense system and unique to you—no two microbiotas are the same. When the microbiota is properly balanced, it is better able to fend off external aggressors and keep skin looking its best.

What happens when the balance is disrupted?

Disrupting this balance—with exposure to pollution and other aggressors—leads to a weakened skin defense system. This means the skin is less likely to protect itself. The skin’s barrier becomes weaker and more fragile, which can appear on the skin as dehydration, roughness, and more visible pores.

What’s the difference between prebiotics and probiotics?

Prebiotics are food for the microbiota to keep a balanced environment.
Probiotics are live microorganisms. They can be found naturally in foods like yogurt, kefir, and cheese.