Right now for me Pixi can do no wrong, not only do they have the most amazing store in the West End but I have absolutely loved enjoying their products over the last few months, infact I am yet to be disappointed by anything I have tried.
The latest product that I have really enjoyed using is the Pixi Peel & Polish Resurfacing Treatment which retails for £26. Described as being a radiance revealing enzyme peel which resurfaces the skin for smoother, softer and a healthy looking glow, it contains natural fruit enzymes which work to loosen all those dry and dead skins cells, whilst lactic acid gently exfoliates, cellulose peels and sugar extracts polishes the skin and helps to lift away dullness revealing brighter skin. Paraben free and not tested on animals, this is a professional salon peel treatment that you can use for yourself without having to even leave your home!
I really like the scent of this cream, it has a fruity scent to it coming from the inclusion of Orange, Papaya and Lemon Fruit Extracts and whilst there is also an inclusion of Witch Hazel, it was a scent that I found to be too dominating at all. The formula uses 6% Lactic Acid alongside Cucumber Extract and Panax Ginseng Root Extract. The exfoliator is Sugar Cane Extract. To use the scrub you apply directly to your face and neck and the skin needs to be dry rather than wet and it is to be used just 2-3 times a week. Once on the skin, you leave the mask for up to five minutes to allow it to work its magic before removing with a warm cloth, you can for a more intense polish effect; using your fingertips, gently massage face and neck in a circular motion. On my skin, there is a slight tingling sensation which soon subsides and it is something I grown used to with using products such as this one.
As Pixi skincare products go, this one goes right into the favourite category along with Glow Mud Cleasner and Vitamin Wake Up Mist.
Have you ever tried any of the Pixi skincare range before?
*this post contains PR samples unless indicated otherwise