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The Promise? Kimberley Walsh launches her first skincare range with buzzy ingredient

The Girls Aloud star’s range starts at £29.99 and uses vegan PDRN in a cleanser, serum and moisturiser.

  • This month, Kimberley Walsh launched her first skincare collection, a three-step range featuring plant-derived polynucleotides created with British brand Pure Tone Aesthetics.
  • Pure Tone Aesthetics' version of PDRN is vegan and plant-derived, bringing an ingredient increasingly popular in injectable aesthetic treatments into topical home skincare routines.
  • The three-step range includes a Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel at £29.99, a Polynucleotide Serum at £49.99, and a Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream at £49.99, totaling £129.97 when purchased individually.
  • Walsh said she wanted "something simple, credible and effective," with formulas incorporating Collagen Complex, Niacinamide, Centella Asiatica, Ginseng Extract, Vitamins, and Hyaluronic Acid Complex.
  • The Manchester-based company has more than 10 years of experience in beauty technology and operates an office in Seoul, South Korea, offering the collection exclusively online.
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The Promise? Kimberley Walsh launches her first skincare range with buzzy ingredient

The Girls Aloud star has entered the beauty world with a three-step skincare collection powered by plant-derived polynucleotides, promising to make our daily routines a whole lot simpler.

·Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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