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A Guide to the New Mukti Bioactive Renewal Range
Mukti's Bioactive Renewal range, and how I use the full collection.
Exfoliating clears away dead skin cells, so skin looks brighter and your serums and moisturiser soak in better.
Face scrubs use tiny particles like jojoba beads, bamboo or clay to buff away dead skin cells, so skin feels smooth straight away. Dermaplaning is a form of physical exfoliation too.
My picks are the Acure Brightening Facial Scrub, made with French green clay, lemon peel and sea kelp, and the KORA Turmeric Scrub, made with organic turmeric and rosehip seeds.
Chemical exfoliants use natural AHAs and fruit enzymes to dissolve the bonds between dead skin cells, with no scrubbing needed.
My picks are the 100% Pure Strawberry Brightening Scrub, despite the name it's AHAs plus papaya and pineapple enzymes doing the work, and the Mukti Exfoliant, made with AHAs from Australian desert lime, finger lime and rainforest lime.
Exfoliating serums are leave-on treatments with gentle acids that work on your skin overnight, between your toner and moisturiser.
My picks are the Madara Peel Serum, an overnight AHA serum with hyaluronic acid, and the 100% Pure Apple Enzyme Serum, made with 10% AHAs from green apple and papaya, plus hyaluronic acid.