Influenced by beauty markets outside North America, cleansing and exfoliating is becoming an art form and moving away from a simple routine of the past. The latest launches from boscia provide excellent options that take the madness from some methods for an easier, more effective and user friendly experience. Joining the botanical line up are the brand new Exfoliating Peel Gel, Konjac Cleansing Cloth and Konjac Sponge Mini Trio.
Whether you tend to shy away from peels or can’t get enough of them, the new Exfoliating Peel Gel from boscia is not to be missed. Truly a game changer, this unique product performs three actions for a smoother, softer, brighter complexion. Utilizing Alpha Hydroxy Acids, fruit enzymes and physical molecules, this talented trifecta is anything but ordinary. All without tingling, burning, redness or a suspicious scent. Containing boscia’s proprietary blend of Jojoba Oil and Willowherb this peel is both soothing and nourishing.
After cleansing your face, apply the boscia Exfoliating Peel Gel to dry skin. The gel turns to liquid upon contact. You massage that in gently, concentrating on areas where you’re either congested or dry and flaky. Within seconds, reminiscent of a snowball effect, the gel picks up dead skin cells via exfoliating molecules revealing fresh and glowing complexion. Packed with Multi-Fruit AHAs, the antioxidant rich formula goes deep into the skin removing excess oil and bacteria. Finally, Pomegranate Enzyme goes to work infusing the skin with its firming and brightening properties.
Safe for even those with the most sensitive skin, the boscia Exfoliating Peel Gel is a perfect solution for anyone who has yet to enjoy a peel. Exfoliation is as important for those with dry skin in the winter as for those who get oily in the summer. After your first use of the product, you will notice skincare products gliding on more smoothly. Makeup lasts longer. Completely non-irritating, it has a light fruity aroma and is rather affordable at $34 (5 oz bottle).
The Konjac Cleansing Cloth is a brand new twist on the ultra popular boscia Konjac Sponges that took over Sephora last year. The hottest import of 2013, Konjac sponges are face and body friendly cleansing tools made from the fibrous root of a Konjac plant that is also edible in Asia. Soft enough to use to bathe babies, it has been used in Japan for centuries. The Konjac Cleansing Cloth is part Konjac, part Loofah and while rough in its dry state, it turns soft and squishy when wet. Free of any chemicals, naturally alkaline and pH neutral, this perfect tool powers your cleanser of choice.
Since the Konjac Cleansing Cloth holds in an extraordinary amount of water, the face feels like its getting an intense hydra massage when you press the cloth over it. Gently exfoliating, the fibers help remove makeup, dirt, and pollution for a deep clean feeling. The sheet-like shape and texture can be easily manipulated with your fingertips for a more precise cleansing experience, even on the delicate skin around the eye area.
The Konjac Sponge Mini Trio is a great introduction to this fantastic cleansing method or makes for a perfect travel solution for fans of the full size hits. The try-me trio offers the standard clean and brighten fix with 100% pure Original Konjac Cleansing Sponge, a red-hued nourishing sponge with Deep Hydrating Clay, and the pore refining and detoxifying one with Bamboo Charcoal. Free of artificial colorants, parabens, and fragrance, these little helpers work with any cleanser on any skin type. Be sure to rinse your Konjac Sponges properly after each cleanse and hang them over the faucet by the attached white thread to dry between uses.
Some may prefer sonic devices and others high-tech gadgets, but, for those who use neither, the Konjac Cloth and Sponge from boscia are a great way to enhance any cleansing routine–and, without breaking the bank.. Used properly, this quirky vegetable fiber wears off gradually and needs replacing only every 2-3 months. If you haven’t tried Konjac before, definitely add the boscia Cleansing Cloth to your beauty shopping list. But first, get a bottle of the Exfoliating Peeling Gel. I’m serious.
How do you find the Boscia Exfoliating Gel Peel compared to the Cure Natural Aqua Gel? Which one do you like better? Thanks!
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I find them extremely similar but prefer Boscia because it’s so much more accessible here in the US.
Thank you for the reply! I saw the Boscia gel in Sephora last week and I may grab it soon 🙂