Vichy Mineral 89 Probiotic Fractions 30ml

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''If you're a fan of Vichy's iconic Mineral 89, but you're looking for a serum that targets your acutely stressed skin, then the Vichy Mineral 89 Probiotic Fractions serum is made for you.'' - Kate, Escentual Beauty Team. Why you'll love Vichy Mineral 89 Probiotic Fractions: Repairing serum for stressed skin. Clinically proven to improve dullness, elasticity, stress lines and radiance. Supports the repair and regeneration of the disrupted skin barrier. Enhances skin strength to guard against stressors. What You Need To Know: Mineral 89 with added benefits for stressed skin, Vichy's probiotic serum uses the probiotic fractions cultivated in their world-renowned Volcanic Mineralising Water. This natural mineral-rich water strengthens the skin's natural defence while boosting weakened skin in need of extra care. The serum also features 4% niacinamide to protect against environmental damage, soothe skin and even out tone. With additional antioxidants, the serum helps repair and reinforce the skin's natural strength to futureproof your complexion against skin stressors. Why it's Escentual: If you're a fan of Vichy, the chances are, you've either tried their Mineral 89 serum for yourself or you've heard others rave about it; it's an icon that's adored worldwide. So, as soon as we saw a new addition to the line up - a probiotic version - we were excited to say the least! We were incredibly intrigued to see what changes had been made to their cult classic serum and try it for ourselves. And it's safe to say that the serum certainly doesn't disappoint. The thing we love most about this serum is how it's been specially created for those who suffer from stressed skin. Not only can stress play a huge part in our general health and wellbeing, but it can have a knock-on effect when it comes to our skin, too, as it may result in weakened skin that struggles to defend itself. The serum cares for stressed skin to help your complexion feel its healthiest and happiest; it's the repara