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Ren Clean Skincare launches Evercalm Barrier Support Elixir


SUSTAINABLE skincare brand Ren Clean Skincare has launched the Evercalm Barrier Support Elixir, which provides a face oil for those with sensitive skin.

The lightweight face oil reduces signs of skin redness and skin sensitivity after only one week and helps strengthen the skin barrier after two.

The product is microbiome friendly, reduces dryness, and nourishes the skin, making it especially suitable for stressed skin and complexions prone to flare-ups.

The clinically tested face oil strengthens and repairs the facial skin through its nine bioactives. These bioactives include a mix of seven oils such as Organic Inca Inchi oil, which is a valuable source of Omega 3 and 6 and replenishes the skin barrier, Meadowfoam Seed oil, that through its fatty acid composition feels moisturised yet not greasy and nourishes the skin, and Camellia Japonica Seed oil, which soothes the complexion and diminishes signs of sensitivity.

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Ren Skincare ensures an eco-friendly product through its PETA-approved vegan formula as well as the packaging, which comes in the form of a recyclable glass bottle with a 60% post recycled plastic dispenser. Ren Skincare’s face oil is not only great for the skin but also conscious of the environment.

by Julie Heinisch

Ren Clean Skincare’s Evercalm Barrier Support Elixir launches March 30 and retails at £44

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