Moisturizer & Cleanse Bundle

I'm a concreter, out in the sun and dust pretty much every day of the week, and my face has taken a proper beating over the years from it. Grabbed the Cleanse and Hydrate bundle after my wife got sick of me complaining about how rough my skin felt.

The scrub cuts through the dust and grime properly, actual grit to it rather than just being a watered down face wash which seems to be helping with breakouts I used to get around my jaw and temple. Following it up with the Hydrate, which brings the copper peptide into the mix, has stopped my skin feeling dry the way it used to.

Been consistent with both for a couple months now, and my skin's noticeably better than it was. Simple routine, actual results, can't really ask for much more than that from something this easy.

Work as a roofer, so between the sun, the dust and sweating through a full day on tin roofs, my skin's taken a beating for the better part of two decades. Never bothered with anything beyond a bar of soap until my daughter bought me this combo as a bit of a joke gift last Christmas.

Turns out the joke's on me because it's actually made a real difference. The Cleanse has salicylic acid and a proper bit of grit to it, does a genuinely thorough job getting the grime off after a shift, and the Hydrate straight after has copper peptide and ceramide which apparently helps with the barrier side of things after all that scrubbing. My skin's noticeably less oily and a lot more even than it used to be.

Been using both daily for a few months now, and it's stuck as a routine mostly because it's simple, wash then moisturise, nothing complicated about it. Should've listened to my daughter's a lot sooner.

I've been a landscaper for going on fourteen years now, out in the dirt and sun most of the week, and my face used to cop it from both ends, dust and grime building up during the day and then dried out skin by the time I got home. Started using the Cleanse and Hydrate together about three months back after finally getting sick of looking as rough as I felt.

The scrub's got a decent bit of grit to it, actually cuts through the dust properly instead of just moving it around, and there's salicylic acid and niacinamide in there which I looked into after noticing my skin clearing up more than I expected. Follow it up with the Hydrate straight after, which has copper peptide and ceramide in it alongside more niacinamide, so between the two there's a fair bit of actual formulation going on, not just basic soap and lotion.

Skin's noticeably clearer and less oily these days, and it doesn't feel tight or dry after washing the way it used to. Wish I'd started a routine like this years ago instead of just accepting how rough my skin had gotten from the job.