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Products by Esse hit the mark

One of its many ingredients is Ascorbyl Palmitate, a fat-soluble derivative of Vitamin C that is reportedly able to penetrate the skin and deliver antioxidants faster than water-soluble forms of Vitamin C.

Homegrown bioclinical skincare brand, Esse, specialises in products which incorporate advanced pre- and probiotics.

In particular, I have been longing to try the Esse Microderm Exfoliator to see if it would help with my very dry skin.

The experience of using the product felt luxurious, and was quite surprising.

I had expected the exfoliator to have a course, granular feel. Instead this incredibly gentle exfoliator feels like butter. It contains micro-particles from calcium carbonate and kaolin to exfoliate, Rooibos antioxidants to detoxify and Marula oil to hydrate.

Massaging it into my skin, I could not help wondering whether it was going to work at all.

But the results were excellent. My skin feels smooth as silk, and the dry patch on my forehead noticeably improved.

The instructions say to use it once a week and I am already looking forward to repeating the experience.

I followed up exfoliation with the application of the the Esse Cream Mask, an antioxidant rich repair for mature/dry skin.

One of its many ingredients is Ascorbyl Palmitate, a fat-soluble derivative of Vitamin C that is reportedly able to penetrate the skin and deliver antioxidants faster than the water-soluble forms of Vitamin C.

The mask is left on for 10 minutes and left my skin feeling refreshed and restored.

 


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