Absolution Skin Care

Absolution, the award-winning organic skin care company from Paris, is committed to using certified organic and wild plant extracts. The unisex formulas lasts for only 6-12 months and the chic, minimalist packaging can be recycled easily. Naturally, everything is free of parabens, PEG and phthalates.

Their star products, the Solution boosters, are designed to be mixed into your day or night cream. You can also use it alone as a serum. La Solution + ENERGIE is formulated with revitalizing echinacea, edelweiss, chlorogenic acid, luteoline, and extract of thermus thermophillus. These nutrient-rich ingredients help fight environmental pollution and protect skin cells against premature aging. I also love the clean, herbal smell of this serum!

To brighten the eyes, Le Soin Regard utilizes the power of blue lotus stem cells to tighten up the delicate area. Chlorella vulgaris, a river microalgae, help reduce dark circles while argan and calendula hydrate and repair. The eye serum has a shimmery, light-reflecting texture that's very lightweight. It might not be rich enough for winter, but it's wonderful as a daytime moisture booster. I like to use it under makeup as it absorbs instantly.

For a super easy cleansing routine, the gentle L'Eau Soir et Matin is a lazy girl's best friend. It's formulated with healing botanicals of helicrysum flower water, lemon peel, hazelnut oil, geranium and cedar essential oil. You don't have to wash it off - just pump the product onto a cotton pad, swipe your face thoroughly, et voila - you're done!

Available at usa.absolution-skincare.com.

For editorial consideration, review samples were provided for this post.

Comments

[Carolyn Jung]

Love the black and white packaging. So chic. Just like b/w photos, they are timeless and elegant.

[Carol]

Absolution gives skin proper cares which make you more attractive.

[Tami]

@Carolyn - The French sure know how to package things up! ;)

[asti]

Oh wow, they have got the nicest packaging ever! How well does the eye cream work in terms of 'healing' the skin (not making it appear healthy due to the sheen)? The only eye cream that I find really working and brightens up the eye area is tata harper's one but it is so expensive.