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Wake Up Beautiful! Discover the Game Changing "Pacifica" Skin Care line

Wake up Beautiful! With beautiful, radiant, and younger looking skin. 

Or just use the same products as part of your morning routine. This may sound unusual, as this line of products is advertised to work while you sleep. However, I use the Wake up Beautiful "Dream Jelly Face Wash" in the shower. Followed by my Wake up Beautiful "Overnight Retinoid Cream. ". Both are gentle on the skin and will not cause any discomfort. 

I first tried the Overnight Retinoid Cream on a whim after reading some wonderful reviews. I tried using it a few times at night, but really, I am usually so tired, and couldn't stick to the routine. I wanted to reap the same benefits, so I started using it in the mornings. I didn't notice much of a difference at first. Other than my skin looked a little smoother and firmer. I had been alternating the Retinoid Cream with my vitamin C face cream. So this is most likely why I wasn't seeing better results. Once I moved to using the Retinoid Cream every day I began breaking out on my cheeks a tiny bit. But the product feels wonderful on, and I wear foundation over it, so It wasn't bothersome. The Retinoid Cream contains; Granactive Retinoid, Melatonin, Mushrooms and Quinoa.


Sometime later I decided to try the Wake up Beautiful "Dream Jelly Face Wash". I have to admit it took a while to get used to the feel of it on my face. It has a rich lather, but when washed off leaves the skin feeling dry and tight. However, once I applied the very moisturizing Retinoid Cream, that no longer mattered. What I noticed right away was that my skin was glowing. All the tiredness had been washed away to reveal, fresh, younger looking skin. After using "Dream Jelly Face Wash" for about two weeks, I noticed I've stopped breaking out on my cheeks. Even under make up my skin looks wonderful. I have gained a certain degree of confidence. Around week three I noticed my skin looks a LOT tighter around the jaw line, especially on the left hand side. My skin had started to sag and I had jowls! The bags underneath my eyes are a LOT less prominent, and my crows feet and fine lines appear minimized. The Face wash contains; Quinoa, Mushrooms, Hyaluronic Acid (plumping agent), Rose, and Rose Hips.


I can't wait to try Pacifica's other products! New to the Wake Up Beautiful line is the Retinoid Serum. I feel very encouraged to begin using this at night. Honestly, I can simply use a baby wipe to remove everything except my eye makeup and then apply the Retinoid Serum. Their Microneeding Patches also sound wonderful. They are super concentrated patches you can apply to any deeper wrinkles on your face (crows feet and between the brows). Apply them at night and remove them in the morning. Also available as part of the line are the Wake up Beautiful Mask and retinoid eye cream. 

Pacifica Products are very reasonable priced and last a long while. The link to their page so that you may learn more about ingredients used and pricing is:

https://www.pacificabeauty.com/collections/wake-up-beautiful

I hope you love the Pacifica "Wake Up Beautiful" line of products as much as I do!



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