PSA: Cult Skincare Brand The Ordinary Finally Lands In Singapore
Boosting your skincare regimen just got easier.
By Amanda Chai,
Canadian skincare brand The Ordinary is now available at Sephora stores and on the e-store. It is best known for its science-based, clinical approach to skincare, and has been credited as a pioneer that helped generate consumer interest in active ingredients.
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Launched in 2016 under the umbrella beauty company Deciem, the brand soon found favour with its no-frills, single-ingredient-driven products at affordable prices. It was created to "disprove the perception that effective skincare has to come hand in hand with eye-watering price tags", according to a press statement.
Alternatively, pick up the Sephora-exclusive The Bright Skincare Set ($72), which includes a cleanser, an exfoliating toning solution, an eye serum and a vitamin C solution.
Prices start at $11. Bestsellers include the Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 ($15 for 30ml), said to help hydrate skin; Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% ($13 for 30ml) to tackle congested skin; and the Buffet Multi-Technology Peptide Serum ($32 for 30ml), a multitasking serum that supports radiance and targets ageing.
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The Ordinary has set up a launch pad at Sephora's Ion Orchard outlet for customers to discover the products until February 16. Ahead, what you can find on Sephora's shelves and online.
A version of this article first appeared in The Straits Times