Antipodes, the Australian brand, unveils Glory Vitamin C, Triple Action Radiance Toner (100 ml, €26), which owes its triple radiance action to Kakadu plum (a sustainably harvested superfruit from Australia), AHAs from caviar lemon and anti-dark spot peptides.

Kakadu plums contain (according to the brand) 100 times more vitamin C than oranges and are renowned for their antioxidant and radiance-enhancing properties.
It also helps to exfoliate dead skin cells for an even, radiant complexion.
Caviar lemon is naturally rich in AHAs, which promote cell renewal and regenerate collagen fibres. The result is naturally smoother, more radiant skin.
As for the peptide (Melanostatin-5), it slows down melanin synthesis and reduces hyperpigmentation.

Massage this skin care toner into the face, neck and décolleté every morning to revive the skin’s radiance and help control the appearance of pigmentation spots over time. Certified vegan, it’s suitable for all skin types. Bonus: its plant-based fragrance of fig and feijoa (guava).

The packaging is 99.2% plastic-free. It features a new aluminium lid and top-of-the-range materials that are easy to recycle, namely a glass bottle and FSC cardboard printed with 100% ecological ink made from vegetables.
The brand is one step closer to its 100% plastic-free target …