The Elements Skin Balancing Cream 50ml

Product Description

The Elements Skin Balancing Cream is your go-to solution for achieving a refreshed and revitalised complexion. This expertly formulated cream works wonders to reduce redness and rebalance your skin tone, making it an essential part of your daily skincare routine. With its unique blend of active ingredients, this moisturiser helps treat congested skin, leaving you with a brighter and more even appearance.

Featuring azelaic acid, The Elements Skin Balancing Cream gently exfoliates dead skin cells while tackling hyperpigmentation and repairing damaged areas. With 4.4% active ingredients and 97% natural components, this nourishing cream not only improves uneven skin texture but also protects against environmental stressors. Simply apply a small amount to clean skin and massage until fully absorbed for a supple, rejuvenated feel. Embrace the beauty of balanced skin with The Elements today.

Product details

Skin Type: Sensitive

Skin Benefit: Exfoliating, brightening

Skin Concern: Uneven skin tone, redness/rosacea

Ingredient Highlights: Vegan friendly and contains azelaic acid, citric acid, grapeseed oil, jojoba oil, sunflower oil and zinc.

Formulated without: Contains no animal derived ingredients.

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

Made In: The U.K.

Ingredient Features

This The Elements item helps to soothe psoriasis and eczema-prone skin and to give the skin a healthy and youthful glow as it contains jojoba oil. This product will also help to clarify the skin and to work as an anti-inflammatory as it contains zinc.

Delivery & Returns

Products over £30.00 qualify for free standard delivery with Counter Culture Store, otherwise there is a charge of £3.95 with orders usually arriving within 1-3 days of dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Shipping available to UK addresses only.

This retailer has a 30 day return policy, see checkout for up-to-date conditions.

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