Squalane (found in Revolution Skincare Night Restore Oil)– skin similar version of a major oil found in human sebum called squalene – helps condition and nourish skin. Caution: Discontinue use if redness or irritation occurs. Keep out of eyes. For external use only. Do not use with topically applied vitamin C. Vitamin C products should be applied to the skin at an alternate time. Mattify boost– contains an ‘elastomer network’– aka Cyclopentasiloxane with Polysilicone-11 which can help absorb excess sebum – think of it like tiny little fibres of abosrbable oil blotting sheets inside your skincare.

There’s some code deciphering at work here. And you my friend can consider me your code decipher-er 😉 Psst; there are lots of other actives/products which Revolution Skincare make which can help you reverse dark marks, but these 2 are THE ones with best potential to show you fab results. Ferulic acid (in Revolution Skincare Dark Spot Corrector)– potent antioxidant found in plants which gets in the way of your skin over making melanin. These guys are like the scaffolding network to your skin and when they get damaged/harden/toughen or aren’t replaced enough – your skin gets ‘dimples’– what you’re seeing as fine lines. There’s a whole load more fun here. While The Ordinary are ‘clinical’ Revolution Skincare are like what would happen if you crossed a doctor with a TopShop stylist. This means some Revolution Skincare formulas are not for everyone – for example, some Revolution Skincare products use small amounts of fragrance and essential oils, plus colourants. The Ordinary skincare do not. They are 0% here.Here’s the dealiO with uneven skin tone/hyper-pigmentation/acne scars/dark marks – they are areas of skin where your skin cells are suddenly over making melanin. That’s the pigment which gives your skin colour. The cells you have which make melanin get over activated/frazzled when;

Peptides/matrixyl– perfect for mature skin that’s also sensitive (see section on age concerned/first signs of ageing for more info on benefits) Best Revolution Skincare for Sensitive skin Your skin’s trapped in an inflammation cascade (basically like a waterfall that won’t turn off) – this is why you see pimples as red, raised bumps. Eek – this is where Revolution Skincare really stand out, because if there could be just one ingredient for sensitive skin – it’s going to be cica aka centella asiatica. Retinol– considered THE gold standard in anti-ageing, this active is a kind of vitamin A which has been proven over and over and over again to help reduce wrinkles, boost collagen production and iron out fine lines. Not bad benefits eh. Skincare which helps to reverse and rewind like Craig David, can help you battle away acne, spots and pimples. And here’s actives which can help you do it;How to use: Shake well before use. Apply to a few drops to clean, dry skin. Use morning and evening for best results. There are some Revolution Skincare products I wouldn’t recommend you use. If you were ever in doubt whether sponsored content tells you the real deal – here is proof. Some of Revolution Skincare formulas miss the mark in my skincare formulators eyes. That’s because of simple ‘faux-pas’ like using a lot of alcohol in their revolution quinoa night peel. How can you tell? Alcohol denat. is the first name after water on the ingredients list. It’s a no from me. All of the formulas I’m recommending you here are free from these FP’s and therefore have best super potential to do awesome things for your skin. Revolution Skincare Review They’re over activated by hormones – it’s why for some people the pill or pregnancy can cause dark skin marks. Caution:Discontinue if irritation occurs. Keep out of eyes. For external use only. Store in a cool, dry place.