| Description | Comfort and nourish dry skin with the Weleda Skin Food Light. The silky lotion combines Organic Sunflower Oil with natural extracts of Calendula, Pansy and Chamomile to hydrate and calm. The skin is instantly moisturised and soothed to relieve dryness and irritation. The moisturiser helps to create a protective barrier over the skin to help defend against environmental aggressors such as harsh weather conditions and pollution. Quickly absorbed, the multi-purpose lotion can be used as a face or body moisturiser to leave the skin feeling soft and protected from everyday stressors. |
Vitamin C works to actively brighten and even skin tone and tackle signs of aging. It has also been shown to boost collagen production which gives skin its plumpness and elasticity. A must-have for healthy looking skin.
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An under-eye serum which is an anti-inflammatory antioxidant derived from coffee. It helps to reduce puffiness, dark circles and prevent skin damage
| Helps reduce wrinkles. A nurturing yet fast-absorbing daily moisturizer with a peptide duo that helps support natural collagen and hydrate skin. |
THE INKEY LIST’s Polyglutamic Acid is the dryness-banishing formula that all dehydrated skin types should add to their #shelfie.
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Packed with powerful antioxidants THE INKEY LIST Q10 serum helps to protect the skin from damage caused by environmental stressors such as pollution.
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| Content | Weleda Skin Food Light is a lighter, fast-absorbing version of the original ultra-rich Weleda Skin Food. This more fluid version offers instant hydration for face and body, with a vibrant herbal blend of chamomile, calendula, and pansy to invigorate your senses while feeding dry skin moisture. The plant based formula helps make skin feel smoothed and nourished, and Weleda Skin Food Light is dermatologically tested and free from synthetic preservatives, fragrances, colorants or raw materials derived from mineral oils.
Suitable for vegetarians. | A hero ingredient, it has a host of benefits to both prevent and correct signs of damage. Adding Vitamin C to your skincare regime can help reduce the impact of daily stresses on the skin such as pollution and sun exposure, which can lead to pigmentation, accelerated signs of aging and a dull complexion.
Vitamin C also works to actively brighten and even skin tone and tackle signs of aging. It has also been shown to boost collagen production which gives skin its plumpness and elasticity. A must-have for healthy looking skin.
Vitamin C Acts To:
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- Targets dull skin
- Brightens skin tone
- Evens skin tone
- Reduces fine lines
Benefits & Features:
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- 30% pure L-Ascorbic Acid for optimum results and low irritation
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- Stable, waterless formulation
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- Suitable for all skin types
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- Paraben free, fragrance-free, cruelty-free
Directions:
Can be used in the AM or PM. Use in the AM for best results. Apply a pea-sized amount to cleansed face and neck and follow with moisturisers. Vitamin C can be mixed with your moisturiser or serums if desired.
| An under-eye serum which is an anti-inflammatory antioxidant derived from coffee. It helps to reduce puffiness, dark circles and prevent skin damage from free radicals which can make dark circles more pronounced.
Caffeine Serums Acts To:
- Target dark circles
- Reduce the appearance of dark circles
- Reduce puffiness
- Reduce the appearance of fine lines
Benefits & Features:
- Matrixyl 3000™ peptide to help boost collagen production
- Suitable for all skin types
- Paraben free, fragrance-free, cruelty-free
Directions:
Use in the AM and the PM. After cleansing apply a small amount onto finger and gently pat around the contour of the eye. Can be combined with the use of other serums, follow with moisturisers.
Tips From THE INKEY LIST:
Dark circles and puffiness can be caused by a number of factors. If dark circles are due to genetics, caused by pigmentation underneath the eye, or puffiness under the eye caused by fat deposits, unfortunately, caffeine serum is unlikely to help.Caffeine is, however, a fantastic way to reduce puffiness and dark circles caused by a number of lifestyle factors such as lack of sleep, traveling, diet and high salt intake amongst others.
As an antioxidant, it also has preventative properties and can protect the eye area from free radicals and environmental stress. Ensuring you are always wearing sunscreen will also help.
For an extra soothing effect, a tip would be to keep your caffeine in the refrigerator and massage gently into the under-eye area to stimulate circulation.
| Helps reduce wrinkles.
Peptides are small but mighty amino acid chains that support the firming, hydrating proteins for your skin. With continued use, these peptides help support natural collagen, leaving skin looking youthful and feeling comfortable.
KEY INGREDIENTS:
2% Royal Epigen P5™helps to even skin tone and delay the aging of skin cells.
1% Hydrating Peptide Solution: Supports your skin’s moisture barrier for visibly radiant skin.
HOW TO USE:
In the AM and PM, after cleansing and serums, massage a pea-sized amount into face and neck, follow with oil if desired.
HYDRATING VS MOISTURIZING - WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Hydrators work to increase the water content of the skin. These target dehydrated skin. E.G. Hyaluronic acid. Moisturizers help seal moisture into the skin. These target dry skin. E.G. Peptide moisturizer
We always recommend patch testing on the inside of the forearm 24 hours before using. Introduce new products slowly so that you can easily identify any sources of irritation. External use only. Avoid immediate eye area. Keep out of reach of children.
| Once you’re done trying to pronounce it, THE INKEY LIST’s Polyglutamic Acid is the dryness-banishing formula that all dehydrated skin types should add to their #shelfie. Holding four times more moisture than hyaluronic acid (*gasp*), polyglutamic acid is a hydration powerhouse – and then some.
Unlike hyaluronic acid, the magical ingredient has large molecules, allowing it to form a thin film on the skin’s surface to prevent water loss, while plumping the appearance of fine lines and brightening lacklustre or uneven complexions.
With a 3% polyglutamic acid complex, THE INKEY LIST’s formula leaves skin smooth, supple and oh-so hydrated – you can even combine it with their Hyaluronic Acid for a mega dose of moisturising goodness.
| A powerhouse antioxidant, Q10 (also called Coenzyme Q10 or CoQ10) is a naturally occurring enzyme found in the body, working in the upper layers of the skin to help prevent and repair damage. However, Q10 levels diminish over time; happily, The Inky List’s sublimely simple Q10 Serum supplements this loss.
Q10 promises to protect your skin from damage caused by environmental stressors such as pollution, helping to prevent and repair damage and minimise the signs of ageing that can appear if environmental aggressors have their wicked way with your skin. Thanks to a dual peptide called Syn Tacks, which provides collagen-boosting benefits, squalane and hyaluronic acid, the formula also helps to hydrate your complexion and keep it looking vibrant and youthful.
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