At Care & Class we are committed to bringing you the best skincare experience possible. This also involves sensorially delightful products that have pleasant, natural scents and luxurious textures which will calm and relax you.

In our collection, the Lotus Leaf Essence is the one we are especially proud about because this essence-cum-toner in one feels super velvety and soft upon application and the richness of the lotus leaf extract intensified to 89 parts out of 100 is what sets it apart from your usual essence.

What is an essence toner?

We get this question a lot. 'Treatment essence' or essence toner is a supercharged version of a normal essence that is concentrated with anti-aging and brightening ingredients and does a lot more in addition to providing hydration to your skin. It is due to their hybrid nature that they have a bouncier, 'cushiony' texture rather than being watery.

While some brands recommend going in with a toner first before the treatment step, we feel that it is not absolutely essential because an essence toner does an adequate job of hydrating and prepping the skin and can be used as a substitute for a toner still getting you the results you desire.

Ingredients

With 89% lotus leaf extract as base instead of water, this product is enriched with polyphenols and antioxidants that play a huge role in preventing and reversing early signs of aging. Read more about the benefits of having lotus leaf extract in your skincare here. In addition to this Jeju botanical it also contains brightening ingredients like Vitamin B3 and adenosine that prevents skin darkening and help correct uneven skin tones. Other herbal and natural ingredients include citrus peel extract, camellia leaf extract, lemon peel oil and orchid extract that hydrate and condition skin. The Pure Lotus skincare is also free from parabens, synthetic dyes and fragrances.

The makers of the lotus leaf cosmetics spare no effort at all, even the product packaging is designed by the founder's mother herself who has delivered the various effects of the lotus flower through her paintings for the past 20 yrs.