Nimue Cleansing Milk Soap-free, feel the difference from the start. See the difference with visible results.
The first step in the treatment of skin health. Formulated as a soap free, Nimue Cleansing Milk that is suited to more mature, sensitive or drier skins that prefer a cream to a gel cleanser.
The new Nimue Cleansing Milk contains moisturising milk peptides & Ceramide-3 which helps to restore the skins natural
equilibrium. It is a creamy milk emulsion with a soft, smooth and delicate texture that leaves the skin clean and soft tothe touch.
Product benefits
- Gentle and effective removal of make-up, pollutants and daily impurities.
- Helps to maintain and stabilise the epidermal barrier of the skin
- Soap and fragrance free
- Lightly exfoliates the skin
- Reduces trans epidermal water loss (TEWL)
- Non comedogenic and hype-allergenic emulsion
Active ingredients
- 1% Triple Alpha Hydroxy Acid Complex. It prepers the skin and optimises pH for skin renewal (Lactic Acid in highest concentration).
- Milk peptides that support the renewal of damaged and aged skin by supporting and maintaining healthy fibroblasts. Ceramide 3. water retention, barrier repair and cell regulation.
Skin classification
- Environmentally Damaged Skin
- Hyperpigmented Skin
- Interactive Skin
How to use;
- Use AM and PM
- Apply a small amount of Nimue Cleansing Milk Soap-free to the skin and massage gently with wet fingertips for up to one minute to remove impurities
- Remove with damp gauze , if the skin present sensitivity use cotton wool
- Rinse residue with water
- Can be used morning and evening
- Suitable for environmentally damaged and hyperpigmented skin classification
- May be used for interactive skin classification that prefer a milk to a gel cleanser
We recommend to use Conditioner / Conditioner Lite to improve the result. Morning recommendation use Nimue Day after the Nimue Cleansing Milk for more results.
For night time we recommend Moisturiser Plus or Night Fader Plus.
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