How night serums just got smarter
“Knowledge of the skin and the effects of sleep have really impacted research and the creation of products,” says Sally Penford, Director of Education at Dermalogica.
Smart solutions like Kerastase’s new Nutritive 8H Magic Night Serum, work in much the same way as a facial serum, providing a shot of potent, targeted nutrients overnight.
The best part? This product is ideally suited for busy schedules. You’ll be thrilled to know that there are no ten-step routines, no prep or waiting around for products to absorb into hair cuticles before resting your head. Instead, once applied, this wonderful little miracle-worker will put all the labour in for you, which means you get to wake up to gorgeously glossy hair with very little effort indeed.
Perfectly suited to busy lifestyles, the Kerastase Nutritive 8H Magic Night Serum can be raked through dry (freshly washed or clean) hair with your fingers. Wrapping a glossy coat of nourishment around each of your strands, you won’t find anything anything like this on the market right now. Packed with a whole host of nourishing ingredients, the Magic Night Serum includes a cocktail of nutrient-packed vitamins and iris root extract – all the essentials we need for healthy hair packed into one handy bottle.
It’s also a must if you want to add a protective coat around each strands to shield against friction from the pillow whilst you sleep – which is what leads to our frizzball of a mane each morning, but thankfully with this serum, you can wake up to hair that’s softer and visibly glossier. If you’re worried about it weighing your hair down or making hair appear greasy, don’t be. The formula used in the Magic Night Serum is incredibly lightweight and is easily absorbed into each strand.
As the serum works hard throughout the night it penetrates each strand and is absorbed into the hair cuticle so that come morning, there’s no absolutely no residue left to wash out. A perfect lazy treatment if we ever did see one. And we can finally say with some honesty: ‘I woke up like this’.