Emma Hardie Vit C Brilliance Cleansing Balm With Dual Action Cleansing Cloth 50g

Product Description

Emma Hardie Vit C Brilliance Cleansing Balm is designed to gently yet effectively remove makeup, impurities and excess oils, leaving your skin feeling beautifully clean and refreshed. This innovative balm transforms effortlessly into a silky oil upon application, offering a soothing and indulgent cleanse that starts your skincare routine on the right note.

Infused with Vitamin C, Cranberry Seed Oil and Vitamin E, the balm helps brighten your complexion, helping to reveal a more radiant and even-toned appearance. Alongside its cleansing properties, it nourishes and hydrates the skin, ensuring that your face feels soft and comfortable rather than stripped or dry.

To enhance your cleansing ritual, the balm comes with a dual-action cleansing cloth. This clever accessory works perfectly to remove all traces of the balm and impurities, providing a spa-like experience from the comfort of your own home. Emma Hardie has truly crafted a cleansing product that offers both efficiency and luxury in one simple step.

Product details

Skin Benefit: Brightening

Ingredient Highlights: Natural, vegetarian friendly and contains vitamin c and vitamin e.

Formulated without: Fragrance, mineral oil, parabens, petroleum, sls and sulphates.

Good to know: Dermatologically tested. This product is cruelty free.

Made In: The U.K

Ingredient Features

The vitamin c contained in this cleanser works to neutralise free radicals and to boost natural collagen production. There is also vitamin e contained in this item which helps to treat scars and to fight free radical damage.

Delivery & Returns

This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Propel by GRG. Orders are expected to arrive 2-3 days after dispatch. Shipping available to United Kingdom addresses only.

Conditions are subject to change, however this retailer's site suggests its returns policy is 30 days.

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