Leaving your skin refreshed and glowing, Caudalie Vinopure Skin Perfecting Serum has a silky, gel‐like texture that effortlessly melts into the skin. Ideal for oily or combination skin types, the lightweight serum reduces the appearance of imperfections and tightens pores to leave your complexion clarified and refined. It’s powered by Salicylic Acid, which draws out impurities to prevent future breakouts, sweeps away any excess oil and reduces the appearance of blackheads and blemishes. Your skin will look and feel visibly refined, smoother and more luminous.
We love this serum for its mattifying effect and ability to add a natural, healthy glow to our skin, while effectively managing blemishes, blackheads, and oiliness. The antiseptic formula gently soothes any irritation, to ensure it doesn’t aggravate sensitive skin. Packed with antioxidant‐rich Grape Seed Polyphenols, the serum protects against damaging environmental aggressors. It also includes Peppermint Essential Oil to refresh and tone the skin. Free from synthetic fragrances, parabens, phthalates and mineral oils, the noncomedogenic serum also includes Rosewater to intensely hydrate and replenish for a healthy, glowing appearance. Those who experience hormonal breakouts can use it as a targeted spot treatment for a clearer, more balanced complexion and to reduce the appearance of imperfections.
Caudalie's origins lie in the world‐famous vineyards of Bordeaux. Deriving their ingredients from grapes and the grapevine, their commitment to effective natural skincare has made them a favorite among beauty lovers.
Caudalie Vinopure Skin Perfecting Serum can be applied to your skin morning and evening, but should be limited to once a day if your skin starts to feel dry after application. Avoiding the eye contour, let the serum to penetrate for a minute before following with your cream.
For best results, add to a three‐step Caudalie routine, that includes the Clear Skin Purifying Toner, Blemish Control Serum, and finishes with the Skin Perfecting Mattifying Serum.
