In the whirlwind of daily life, finding time for self-care can feel like just one more thing on the to-do list. However, it's crucial to carve out moments dedicated solely to yourself. And investing in your skin's health will improve your confidence just as much as your complexion!
A skincare regime doesn’t need to be complicated, though, and Bali-inspired beauty brand Coco & Eve makes it oh-so-easy. With hard-working ingredients and results-driven formulas, their skincare range is all about fuss-free products that deliver a megawatt glow while you go about your day.
Read on for their simple 4-step routine for radiance – and get in the mood for some pampering self-care.
Step 1: Double Cleanse for an Ultra-Smooth Canvas
Your journey to radiant skin begins with a double cleansing ritual using Coco & Eve’s Seed Oil and Fruit Enzyme Cleansers. Enriched with Dragon Fruit, Vitamin E and Papaya Seed Oil, the Seed Oil Cleanser is an oil-based, non-stripping marvel that melts away makeup, SPF and impurities like a dream while nourishing and soothing your skin.
How to use: Massage the Seed Oil Cleanser into your face and neck, then add water to rinse away the day.
The second act in this dullness-defeating duo, the Fruit Enzyme Cleanser takes your face-washing routine to the next level. With PHAs, Papaya Enzymes, and Salicylic Acid, it banishes any remaining grime while gently exfoliating to leave your skin soft, smooth and glowing. Enriched with antioxidant-packed Dragon Fruit Seed Oil and Vitamin E, it helps fortify your skin barrier for lasting comfort and hydration.
How to use: After your initial oil cleanse, massage the cleanser into damp skin then rinse thoroughly.
Step 2: Refresh and Prep with Toner
Now your makeup’s gone, your skin’s refreshed and your pores refined, it's time to soothe, smooth and brighten with a multi-tasking toner. Packed with IBR-Dragon®, a powerful antioxidant that boosts hydration, Coco & Eve’s Antioxidant Hydrating Milky Toner delivers up to 75% more radiance and a 5 times stronger skin barrier.
With Coconut Water and a Probiotics/Postbiotics complex, this lightweight toner promotes plump and supple skin, prepping your face for the next steps of your routine.
How to use: Morning and night, pour a few drops of toner into the palms of your hands after cleansing and pat in until fully absorbed.
Step 3: Illuminate Your Eyes with Nourishing Eye Cream
Pack your (eye) bags, because this next step will firm, brighten and revive the eye contour to reawaken tired-looking peepers. Enriched with Biomimetic Peptides, Caffeine, Banana extract and rejuvenating White Flower extract in a velvety, fast-absorbed formula, Coco & Eve’s Depuff Eye Cream hydrates, smooths and reduces the appearance of fine lines. As antioxidants protect the delicate eye contour, this illuminating cream reduces the appearance of dark circles to give the eyes a lifted look.
How to use: Use daily, morning and night, by gently applying a small amount of cream around your eyes until fully absorbed. Best used on clean, dry skin.
Step 4: Keep That Glow Going with SPF
For skin that glows from the inside out, SPF is a non-negotiable – and wearing sun protection daily is the ultimate act of self-care! Delivering broad-spectrum, SPF 50+ protection against burning UVB and ageing UVA rays, Coco & Eve’s Daily Radiance Primer SPF 50 is the final step in your glow-getting routine.
Lightweight and fragrance-free, the non-greasy formula brightens and protects with antioxidants and niacinamide while priming the skin for a silky-smooth makeup application. How to use: Apply the Primer as the last step of your skincare routine, 2 minutes after applying your moisturiser. Use 3-4 pumps and apply liberally across the face and neck. Follow with makeup if desired, or go bare-faced and admire your new-found radiance.
By incorporating these simple yet effective steps into your daily routine, you're not just caring for your skin, you're nurturing your overall well-being. So, take a moment to pamper yourself with Coco & Eve, and let your glowing skin shine bright!
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