The focus of Dermalogica products is to educate in continuing skin health.\u00a0 They aim to counteract the problems they associate with traditional quick-fix \u2018beauty\u2019 treatments.<\/p>\n
It all began just over 25 years ago with the establishment of the International Dermal Institute (IDI) in California.\u00a0 This school of skin care was set up by a UK trained skin therapist, Jane Wurwand, who identified an absence of continuing skin and body therapy education in the U.S.<\/p>\n
Following on from this, Wurward decided to develop a range of products based on the institute\u2019s ethos of skin care.\u00a0 And so, Dermalogica was born.\u00a0 Today IDI is seen as a postgraduate school for therapists and can be found in 40 locations worldwide.\u00a0 Dermalogica products are available in nearly 50 countries and only from locations where trained professionals are on site to advise customers.<\/p>\n
Dermalogica products are free from all common irritants and break-out causing ingredients as well as all artificial colours and fragrances.\u00a0 The emphasis is solely and clearly on classifying skin care as a health issue as opposed to a cosmetic concern.\u00a0 The brand happily claims: \u201cWe\u2019re not pretty.\u00a0 Or beautiful.\u00a0 Or pampering.\u00a0 Or luxury.\u201d<\/p>\n
The range of products includes your cleansers and moisturisers, but also a huge selection of boosters and masks for specific skin types.\u00a0 They also have an array of anti-ageing products, brightening formulations, tinted moisturisers, sunscreens, shaving products and body products.<\/p>\n