When Bescher Beauty launched four years ago, it wasn’t long before it hit the beauty stratosphere — with hundreds of thousands of shoppers rushing to snap up the brand’s products, which include the unusual ingredient sea cucumber collagen.
And since its launch in 2020, Bescher Beauty has only gone on to greater heights — transforming the skin and fading the blemishes of thousands of women at home and abroad.
Now Bescher Beauty has listened to its loyal customers and finally launched a cleanser.
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The Sea Cucumber Collagen Cleanser, $73, had a 30,000-strong waitlist upon launch, and it’s currently available on the Bescher Beauty website.
Even better, loyal Best Picks readers can snap it up for $65.70 with the code OCEANGLOW for a limited time only.
So what makes Bescher Beauty’s Sea Cucumber Collagen Cleanser so special and why are thousands lining up to buy it?
The gentle gel cleanser combines the potent properties of sea cucumber collagen with the rejuvenating effects of marine botanicals such as Bladderwrack and Kelp Extracts.
Enriched with powerful antioxidants from Green Tea to Green Coffee Bean Extracts, it defends against environmental aggressors and shields your skin from daily pollution.
Bescher Beauty promises that it will not only effortlessly remove makeup, but it will also rid your skin of excess oil and impurities without over-drying it out — as so many cleansers do.
Rather than leaving behind that tight, dry feeling on your face, the Bescher Beauty cleanser leaves the skin “clean, hydrated and visibly glowing”.
Many also love that it’s suitable for use on sensitive skin, which is often so difficult to treat.
To use the new cleanser, Bescher Beauty’s founder Renee Alyce has a few pointers.
“Wet your face and apply a small amount of cleanser with gentle circular motions,” she advises.
“Rinse thoroughly. To remove heavy makeup, use cleanser with a sponge or face cloth and repeat as needed.
“Follow with your favourites Bescher Beauty serums and moisturisers to complete your skincare routine.”
Bescher Beauty has thousands of dedicated fans who love its products and what they do for their skin.
The secret to the brand’s success lies in the products’ formula and the inclusion of sea cucumber collagen.
Renee Alyce was famously away on holiday on a remote Pacific island when she discovered a natural ingredient used by locals to heal their skin — and she couldn’t look away.
Sea cucumber collagen is a unique source of marine collagen that can assist in the repair of skin collagen and elastin protein fibres.
Renee noticed this first-hand when she was suffering from a tropical skin infection and unable to get her hands on conventional treatments.
Upon advice from the locals, she turned to the local remedy, traditionally used for minor wounds.
“I fished for the cucumbers with the villagers and got the collagen out like they showed me,” she previously told Best Picks.
“I tried a few little ulcers on my hands first and it cleared the redness in a couple of hours.
“When I put it on my face, I could feel it working straight away. It tingled and was warm then cool. It felt out of this world.
“When I took it off, the inflammation was gone. I danced around the island! I couldn’t believe it.”
The rest, as they say, is history.
When Renee launched Bescher Beauty to the world with her Sea Cucumber Collagen Blemish Serum, it wasn’t long before it sold out and shoppers were leaving rave reviews — and incredible before-and-after transformation pictures.
“I’ve never been hooked on a skincare product before. I also got my sister into it, and we both love them,” writes one recent reviewer.
“This serum has been a game changer for my acne-prone skin,” another adds.
A third says: “I can’t believe the difference in my skin’s appearance after just a month.”
While a fourth adds: “I first started using Bescher Beauty as a trial to tackle perimenopausal skin issues such as acne and rosacea. It worked beautifully and feels so good on my skin”.
For more information and to shop Bescher Beauty, head here now.
