Georgia Toffolo has joined forces with Dermalogica to launch its #skindividual brand campaign, aiming to reduce the stigma around acne and celebrate skin positivity, coinciding with the brand's launch of two new products in the Active Clearing range.
Having experienced her own skin issues, the reality star is well placed to help teens to restore self-confidence with the right solutions. “I think it's really important that people are getting the correct advice for their skin,” she comments. “Since I've been using Dermalogica, my skin is the best it's been since I was 14!”
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The former Made in Chelsea star, who's previously spoken openly about her own skin problems, wears no makeup in the campaign video, and commented, "It’s been a long journey and if anyone has struggled with confidence because of the way you look watch this and send it to anyone who has struggled too and show them there is light at the end of the embarrassed/anxious tunnel."
Designed for young, breakout-prone skin, Dermalogica's Clear Start formulas combine potent, active ingredients with gentle skin-soothing botanicals to keep complexions clear, balanced and hydrated.
The line recently welcomed two new products, Blackhead Clearing Fizz Mask and Breakout Clearing Booster, as featured in the new marketing campaign with Georgia.
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