The majority of us are feeling ultra-sensitive these days. The seasons are changing, swapping our precious sun-kissed summer memories for the comforts of fall. The switch impacts all aspects of our daily routines as we replace iced with hot coffees, crop tops with cashmeres, and sunscreen with a soothing cream.
This is where the Dermalogica Stabilizing Repair Cream comes in ($89). With a lightweight balm-to-cream formula that’s dedicated to recovering the skin’s barrier after a busy summer of sun, the product has become our season-changing skincare essential. As a revolutionising skincare brand, Dermalogica says we don’t need to feel alone in our vulnerability. Moving into autumn, it was found that up to 70% of us are experiencing sensitive skin, globally.
Introducing the Stabilizing Repair Cream into our regimen just after Labour Day, signs of skin sensitivity are already kept at bay. The feeling and appearance of dry skin and redness is massaged away with the Repair Cream’s comforting formula, designed to help skin produce more of its own ceramides. Its active ingredients are uncontested, featuring soothing Cica to balance the skin’s moisture content, a hydration-holding Lactobacillus Ferment and Resurrection Plant which lives up to its namesake by strengthening the skin’s barrier.
As it turns out, the product’s effectiveness is clinically proven. The Stabilizing Repair Cream acts as quickly as the temperature drops, soothing sensitive skin within just one week. We even notice how the fast-acting properties are making a difference in our own lives, feeling a new strength and confidence as reflected by our skin. Ordering this skincare essential as we adapt to our environment change, we’ve found it’s the perfect product for a single-step skincare routine.
For those who feel particularly sensitive to the change in seasons, opt for skincare that’s as gentle with its ingredients as we should be with ourselves. The Dermalogica Stabilizing Repair Cream may not reverse the emotions we feel during this time of transition, but achieving soothed autumn skin is an effective first step. —Julia Dumbrell
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