The brand behind Margot Robbie’s favourite skin cream launches two new products

The signature navy and gold packaging of Augustinus Bader has become synonymous with luxury and high caliber skin care ever since the brand’s initial launch in 2018.

After all, when you get Victoria Beckham’s seal of approval and continuously land starring roles in the skin care routines of celebrities like Margot Robbie and Phoebe Tonkin, it comes with some clout.

But A-list recommendations aside, it’s the 30 years of scientific research conducted by Professor Augustinus Bader himself that makes these products so coveted. You don’t earn 62 award wins for your efforts if your products don't perform.

And now, following the success of well-known products like The Cream, comes two new skin care breakthroughs: The Serum and The Eye Cream.

Both featuring a new luxury refillable design, the products have already produced impressive results in clinical trials, including a reduction in wrinkles – by 52% for The Eye Cream and by 85% for The Serum*.

Powered by the brand’s patented TFC8® technology and clean, natural actives, The Eye Cream focuses on reducing the appearance of dark shadows, puffiness, fine lines and wrinkles while boosting firmness and hydration. 

The Serum, on the other hand, is just as overachieving, with a formula designed to support total complexion correction, hydration and renewal – for skin that looks and feels healthier, more youthful and radiant.

Want to know how much they’ll set you back? Of course you do.

The Serum is available now and will cost you a sweet $525. The Eye Cream is a little more digestible, starting from $150 (we presume you pay less for the refill), and is currently open to a waitlist.

The good news? If you’re keen to get your hands on these luxury drops, you can do so in Australia straight from augustinusbader.com/au and shipping won’t cost you a cent. 

It’s the small wins, right?

*In a 12-week Clinical Trial of 30 women and men between the ages of 18 - 65

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