Dermalogica skincare system was developed by researchers of the International Dermal Institute. These professionals believe that good skincare should be a no-nonsense Dermalogica approach, without luxury or pampering. Distributed in more than 40 countries, Dermalogica skincare is not focused on pretty packaging but rather on results.
Dermalogica skincare began in 1986. The International Dermal Institute, a skincare training school at the postgraduate level, was the catalyst. Researchers at the educational facility shocked the skincare world with Dermaologica’s refusal to use any artificial colors, synthetic fragrance, alcohol, mineral oil or lanolin. These products were inexpensive commonly used skincare products, but actually caused more skin problems than they resolved. Dermalogica’s founders also insisted that its skincare professionals meet top levels of expertise and training. They were committed to offering reliable skincare consultations for consumers without Dermalogica skincare bowing to fads and hype.
Dermalogica skincare executives emphasize their commitment to great skincare products in straight forward, no-frills packaging. They focus always on education about skin care and formulation of new effective products.
Primary ingredients of Dermalogica skincare products are pure essential and natural oils and extracts, calming agents that are naturally purifying. Some of these are balm mint, green clay, lactic and salicylic acids, fruit enzymes and exfoliating rice bran. All Dermalogica skincare products are non-comedogenic.
Committed to being cruelty free, Dermalogica skincare is not tested on animals ever. All ingredients are also safe for the environment and its packaging can be recycled. Dermalogica’s skincare products are not sold online, at least not by Dermalogica directly. The firm is committed to offering individual results and encourages consumers to talk with the company’s skin care therapists for the products that will best help the individual’s unique skincare needs.
