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In the morning, you might cleanse, tone and moisturise, but your evening skin care routine requires more than just a quick swipe with a flannel.

In fact, your skin needs additional tender, loving care before you turn in for the night!

During the day, environmental factors are battling against our skin and breaking down the structural components which keep our skin tight and firm.

Elastin, which is one of these components, is primarily composed of cross-linked fibers to form a durable, resilient web.

In facial skin, this elastin web helps to keep skin flexible but tight, providing a bounce-back reaction to its normal shape as it stretches to accommodate normal activities like talking.

As skin ages, the natural cross-linking of elastin fibers is reduced. At night, while you sleep, the skin works to repair and restore its structural components, and actually "opens up" to allow creams and serums to absorb more readily.

Check out our selection of night creams, to suit most budgets. Sweet dreams!

PREVAGE Night Anti-aging Restorative Cream is an intensive cream, specially formulated to working during the night in sync with your skin’s sleep cycle. It helps to fight the visible effects of environmental damage from the day and optimise your skins natural moisture and repair capabilities, working to minimise the appearance of lines, wrinkles, discolourations and sun damage. RRP$ 259.00 (50g). Available from October 31.










L’Oréal Paris Youth Code Rejuvenating Anti-Wrinkle Night Cream is a new addition to the L’Oréal Paris’ Youth Code range. This night cream is made with ingredients to assist the skin to recover more effectively and helps the skin maintain optimum night time regeneration levels. Used daily, skin will look smoother, with wrinkles and signs of fatigue visibly reduced. RRP$35.99














QV Face Nurturing Night Cream hydrates and firms skin overnight, and reduces skin sensitivity.  It contains Safflower Oil to hydrate your skin, replacing moisture lost during the day, and provide a protective barrier to help reduce moisture loss during the night.  Vitamin B3 Complex improves skin elasticity and minimises the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The dermatologically tested, pH-balanced, low-irritant formulation is free from fragrance, colour, lanolin and propylene glycol. RRP $23.67 (50g)










Clarins Multi-Active Night Cream reinforces the skin’s night-time defenses by neutralizing free radicals and ensuring reinforced line prevention. Overall skin is fresher, full of vitality and lessens the signs of aging. RRP$118








CompleteLift Night Lifting and Firming Cream is a multi-benefit night cream which firms and visibly tightens the skin, while the hydrating complex works to nourish, leaving skin looking rejuvenated. RRP$77.00 (50ml jar).









Sukin Moisture Restoring Night Cream enriches skin with moisture and helps to fortify new cells, protecting your skin against damaging external forces. Skin healing rosehip, evening primrose and borage oils provide the perfect mix to assist the nightly repair and restoration of healthy skin cells. Soothing Aloe Vera is also included to revive tired skin. RRP $22.50









Weleda Pomegranate Firming Night Cream contains sustaining nutrients that activates the skins natural regeneration processes during the night. Valuable pomegranate seed oil, borage seed oil and argan oil aid the growth of the outer layer of skin so that, in the morning skin looks revived and feels taut. RRP $43.90


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