GoodSkin makes it better

GoodSkin products

GoodSkin Labs harnesses the potential of "cosmeceuticals" in its dermatologist-formulated, fragrance-free skincare products, which hit the shelves at Siam Paragon, Central department stores and Watson's outlets on July 1.

Cosmeceutical technology - the name combines the words cosmetic and pharmarceutical - is still relatively new to the skincare industry.

But it's produced personal-care products that contain at least one bio-active ingredient that enhances the appearance and has a positive physiological effect at the cellular level.

The active ingredients include antioxidants, botanicals, enzymes, hyaluronics, amino acids and peptides.

Cosmeceutical technology is designed to target each person's specific needs. A range of products is available for different treatments.

Demand continues to grow, especially for anti-ageing products, which account for more than 80 per cent of the US and European cosmeceuticals market.

GoodSkin has two new breakthrough formulas for a younger-looking face.

Citra-Peel Exfoliating Peel Pads involve a two-step system that treats the most common signs of ageing skin, such as dullness, lines, wrinkles, uneven texture, age spots and enlarged pores. The citric peel promises instant and long-term results.

Eyliplex-2 is an eye-lift circle reducer with no fewer than 124 ingredients that's designed to restore that "youthful gaze" by reducing dark circles and puffiness.

It too takes two steps: a fast-acting day gel and a long-lasting night balm.

GoodSkin products are reasonably priced as well.