Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm
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Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm transforms your daily cleanse into a luxurious ritual that leaves your skin feeling refreshed, soft, and radiant. This multi-functional balm transitions through three indulgent textures—melting from a rich balm into a silky oil and finally into a lightweight milk upon contact with water. It effortlessly lifts away makeup, daily buildup, and visible impurities, leaving your skin feeling deeply cleansed, nourished, and comfortable. Infused with a blend of aromatic essential oils, it offers a spa-like experience that revitalizes your senses while enhancing your complexion’s natural glow. Ideal for all skin types, Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm provides both performance and indulgence in one elegant formula.
Benefits:
- Transforms from balm to oil to milk for a rich cleansing experience
- Effortlessly removes makeup, daily buildup, and visible impurities
- Leaves skin feeling soft, supple, and hydrated
- Creates a radiant and refreshed appearance after cleansing
- Provides a relaxing, aromatic experience with essential oils
- Can be used as a cleanser, deep conditioning mask, or gentle facial balm
How to Use:
- Warm a small amount between your palms.
- Gently massage onto dry skin using circular motions.
- Moisten fingertips to emulsify the balm into a milky texture.
- Rinse thoroughly or remove with a warm, damp cloth.
- For a nourishing mask, leave on for ten minutes before rinsing.
Key Ingredients:
- Elderberry Oil: Rich in essential fatty acids that help keep skin feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated.
- Starflower Oil: A nutrient-rich oil known to support the skin’s natural moisture balance, leaving it with a silky finish.
- Padina Pavonica: A Mediterranean brown algae known for its hydrating properties, enhancing the feeling of suppleness and comfort.
Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm elevates your skincare routine with a blend of nature and science, leaving your skin feeling refreshed, hydrated, and radiant after every use.
