Dr LEVY 3Deep Cell Renewal Micro-Resurfacing Cleanser
Dr LEVY 3Deep Cell Renewal Micro-Resurfacing Cleanser (previously 3Deep Cleanser > FastMask) is a glycolic acid exfoliating cleanser with rice beads that purifies, refines and renews the skin. Use it as a gentle daily cleanser, an intensive exfoliator or a purifying express mask for instant radiance and smoothness.
Its double exfoliation system pairs natural rice beads for a gentle mechanical polish with fruit-derived glycolic and lactic acids for a micro-peel effect, removing locked-in impurities and pollution particles while encouraging cell renewal. Sodium PCA, a natural moisture magnet, keeps the skin plumped, balanced and silky-soft, so it cleanses deeply without stripping.
Visible Results Users Love
- Visibly refined pores and a more even texture
- A fresh, luminous, silky-soft complexion
- Removes make-up, impurities and pollution particles
- Skin that is better prepared for serums
Why This Beats a Standard Face Wash
A basic wash only removes the day. Dr LEVY 3Deep Cell Renewal Micro-Resurfacing Cleanser adapts to what your skin needs - cleanse daily, exfoliate weekly or mask before an event - so one tube does the job of three.
Best For
- Dull or congested-looking skin
- Visible pores and uneven texture
- City skin exposed to pollution
- The first step of any Dr LEVY routine - Dr LEVY 3Deep Cell Renewal Micro-Resurfacing Cleanser preps for the Booster Serum
As a registered aesthetics nurse with more than two decades in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, Becci likes multi-taskers that keep routines simple. This is the cleanser she suggests to clients who want a polished, glowing finish without extra steps.
Size: 150ml
FAQS
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