Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Acid Night Treatment Review

If you hadn't already guessed, I have really been enjoying getting to know Ole Henriksen as a brand and have made my way through some amazing products, the Lemonade Soothing Scrub and the Truth Juice Cleanser being just two of those products.  Today I am back with a product which launched a few months ago and it has quite a funky name - the Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Acid Night Treatment. 

The Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Acid Night Treatment is described as being the brands most transformative retexturizing and replenishing acid serum that does all the work while you sleep. I am all for lazy skincare and anything that works for my skin whilst I do little or nothing!

Fall asleep in ease with Dewtopia, thanks to the dreamy sensorial experience. The product is inspired by OLEHENRIKSEN’S spa heritage, the soft, custard-like texture cradles your skin as a slight tingle lets you know the formula is working. The addictively yummy lemon sugar scent ends your day on a sweet note and will have you looking forward to your night-time routine all day. Put uneven texture, dark spots, fine lines and wrinkles to bed and admire your Ole Glow in the morning.

Dewtopia is a potent 20% acid night serum that is designed to smooth the skins texture, firm, improve elasticity and also targets dark spots, pores, fine lines & wrinkles. Based on an 8-week clinical study on 36 women, after 4 weeks:

• 97% of users agree this product gives skin a healthy glow
• 94% of users agree this product reveals softer, smoother skin
• 92% of users agree this product retexturizes skin

The Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Acid Night Treatment is described as having a velvety, custard-like texture that you will fall in love with.  Looking at it, I can see why Dewtopia has been described that way, but it is much more of a gel texture to be and it has the most wonderful lemon sugar scent which I really enjoyed. As well as being vegan and cruelty free, this night treat is packed with a powerful 20% acid blend which is made up of 10% AHAs and 10% PHAs and alongside them you will also find a host of other ingredients which helps replenish skin.

Ingredients

• 10% AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids) & 10% PHAs (polyhydroxy acids) - Chemically exfoliate; help smooth skin texture
• Aloe Juice, Nordic Birch Sap & Cotton Water -Help nourish & condition
• Licorice Extract - Helps reduce the look of dark spots

If you have not used Acids within your skincare routine before or haven't used them for a while, the advice is to always ensure you do a patch test and then introduce them slowly into your routine, starting with using it just once a week and gradually building this up to 2-3 times. If you use acid products regularly, then you should be able to use this 2-3 times a week.  I am lucky not to have sensitive skin, but whenever I am introducing an a new acid, I will always try it first before diving straight in.  I am delighted to say that having been using this now for well over 5 weeks, I have had no irritations, redness or other skin issues

On the skin, the very first few times I used Dewtopia, I did have the tingling sensation on my skin, it is a painful experience and it doesn't sting, it is actually great to know the product you are using is actually working on your skin.  I have combination oily skin, so dry patches, especially on my cheeks which can be a bit of a issue because makeup clings and looks horrendous.  Dewtopia quickly made its mark on my skin and the improvement was incredible, my skin was not only soft and smooth to the touch, but the one bit of dryness that had been troubling me for a few days has gone. 

If you have uneven textured skin, dry patches or any part of your skin which clings to makeup, then a product such as this could work wonders, I am so happy it worked for me and to date, it is my second favourite Ole Henriksen product alongside the Lemonade Smoothing Scrub, which would also be a great product if using as acid is not for you.

The Ole Henriksen Dewtopia 20% Acid Night Treatment can be found in Boots for around £46, though it is often on a deal and costs much less, but it is worth every single penny!

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