Trinny London takes on ageing hands with global-first product dedicated to an area that’s usually forgotten about
When it comes to skincare, it’s often the order of face, body and neck before we even remotely come to thinking about our hands.
But according to Trinny Woodall of Trinny London fame, this often-forgotten area is somewhere we need to turn our attentions to — and her global-first new product has the hands firmly in her sight.
Take Back Time Overnight Hand Transformation ($130) takes the same revolutionary technology that was incorporated into the bestselling neck and décolleté concentrate, and applies it to your hands.
The two-step protocol includes their high-potency Take Back Time Hand Concentrate and transformative Take Back Time Microneedle to help restore lost volume , visibly fade dark spots, and smooth crepey texture on your hands while you sleep.
And Trinny says you can expect visible and tangible results in as little as 12 weeks.
According to the beauty mogul, women don’t traditionally treat their hands with the same care, attention or active ingredients as they do their faces.
Their hands are trapped in a cycle of generic, superficial formulas that only deliver surface-level results, meaning they’re left with a ‘gap’ between their face and hands.
Take Back Time Overnight Hand Transformation aims to take handcare from a daytime cosmetic that gets washed away to a high-performance, evening ritual that works overnight.
So why does the product incorporate two different elements and how can they help your hands?
The Hand Concentrate boasts ingredients like peptides, alpha arbutin and bio-retinoid to reverse and smoothe out the skin.
Then, the microneedle creates tiny micronchannels that encourage the skin’s natural healing process without any downtime.
This helps to amplify the results of your Hand Concentrate, while trying to minimise the look of fine lines, wrinkles and uneven texture.
Trinny recommends you use the product at night, so that the concentrate has enough uninterrupted time to transform your hands while you sleep.
To use it, rest your hand on a flat stable surface. Then working in small sections, roll your microneedle back and forth,
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