Australian Laser and Skin Clinic
The ASAP benefit
ASAP skin care products have been scientifically formulated. The range is simple to use and suitable for all skin types – oily, normal, dry or combination. The secret to the range is the use of Glycolic Acid, a naturally derived Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA). AHA Glycolic Acid is derived from sugar cane – the benefits include:
- Loosening and invisibly removing dead skin cells which results in increased cell turnover and younger and fresher looking skin
- Smoother textured skin
- Stimulating new collagen growth resulting in the reduction of the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Our non-pore clogging formulation means that ASAP products are recommended for oily teenage skin right through to dry or mature skin types. The secret to good skin is to cleanse, exfoliate dead skin cells from the outer skin layer each day and protect from the sun. The six products in the ASAP range are specifically designed to ensure these vital skin care rules are achieved.
Skinstitut
Skinstitut is founded on the belief that serious, high end skin care should be accessible to everyone. For this reason, it offers the most cost effective, cosmeceutical range using top-quality, potent, cutting-edge ingredients from all over the world.
Skinstitut is not about hype, expensive packaging or luxury, but rather formulations based on noticeable results and good science.
All Skinstitut products are priced at $45, which is around 50% less than other comparative brands.
- Professional grade, corrective skin care
- Visible results, not ridiculous claims
- Australian made, Australian owned
Skinstitut offers a remarkably effective, full range of active, result-oriented products designed to strengthen the skin and make it healthier, thereby slowing down the visible signs of ageing.
For further information visit the Skinstitut website at www.skinstitut.com
Laser Aid
Laser Aid is a cool soothing gel that assists with soothing the skin post laser and post pulsed-light treatments. Laser Aid also helps reduce redness and irritation associated with these treatments.
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