Precleanse vs Micellar Prebiotic Precleanse
dermalogica has launched Micellar Prebiotic PreCleanse last year and most of us are curious about it.
Today I will share the differences between PreCleanse & Micellar Prebiotic PreCleanse
Suitable for all skin types it is ideal for balanced to oily skin.
Benefits
- Melts away impurities, sunscreen and make-up.
- Helps nourishes and conditions the skin.
- Prepares skin for second step of cleansing/wash off.
Ingredients
- Borage Seed oil
- Apricot Kernel Oil
- Kukui Nut Oil
- Rice Bran Oil
- Sunflower Seed Oil
Suitable for all skin types it is ideal for dry to sensitive skin.
Benefits
- Attracts plus dissolves make-up, impurities with gentle micelles and sunscreen.
- Replenishes with microbiome balancing prebiotics.
- Prepares skin for second step of cleansing/wash off.
Ingredients
Light, milky formula
Murumuru Butter Obtained by converting the fat, oils and lipids of Murumuru Butter into soap, this mild surfactant forms the micelles that attract debris and oilsoluble impurities that are dissolved and easily rinsed off. Also moisturizes and protects skin barrier.
Oatmilk with skin-nourishing lipids gently melts into the skin.
Prebiotic Blend helps balance skin’s microbiome and boost its capacity for moisture retention.
Apricot Kernel Oil Provides antioxidant, moisturizing and nourishing benefits.
Cotton Seed Protein Hydrates, conditions and calms skin for a soft feel, and helps maintain a healthy skin barrier.
Both PreCleanse & Micellar Prebiotic PreCleanse steps to be use:
On morning and night as first step of the double cleanse.
Using dry hands, massage over dry face and eyes to melt away make-up and debris. Wet hands and continue massaging to create a light, milky emulsion, then rinse.
Dermalogica Micellar Prebiotic PreCleanse launch will be great benefits for dry and sensitive range skin type group.