Bare Minerals adds night serum to its skin care range

Published: 4-Nov-2011
Manufacturing Skin Care

New product helps skin’s cellular renewal while asleep

Bare Minerals is launching a new Active Cell Renewal Night Serum which it claims will help skin renew itself while the wearer is asleep and encourages the production of hyaluronic acid. Powered by the brand’s proprietary ActiveSoil Complex, the clinically proven formula in the product helps to accelerate skin turnover and boost moisture levels in the skin.

It has been designed specifically for use at night when this repair process is at its most crucial and necessary. The result, according to the brand, is firmer, more radiant skin which has extra protection against environmental stressors. The product launches in February and will retail at £38 for 30ml.

Other new launches for Bare Minerals in 2012 include an Exfoliating Treatment Cleanser which also rolls out in February priced at £19 while April sees an SPF20 Moisturiser with Sheer Tint hit shelves.
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