Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh - Introducing Our New Skincare Collection
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Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh. Introducing Our New Skincare Collection
A new three-step skincare collaboration created around one simple idea: high-performance skincare should still be easy enough to use every day.
Together with Kimberley Walsh, we have created a Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel, Polynucleotide Serum and Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream for skin that may be starting to feel drier, less predictable or simply different from the way it once did.
This is the story behind the collaboration, why we chose a simple three-step routine and why polynucleotides became central to the collection.
Behind the collaboration
We Didn't Want to Create More Skincare for the Sake of It
The starting point was not how many products we could make. It was what a useful everyday routine actually needs.
Skincare has become increasingly complicated. There are more ingredients to understand, more steps to layer and more reasons to feel that whatever you are currently doing is somehow not enough.
At the same time, skin itself can become less straightforward. Products that once felt perfectly adequate may suddenly feel too light. Your skin can look more tired after a poor night's sleep, feel tighter after cleansing or show fine lines more clearly when it is dehydrated.
Our aim with the Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh collection was to go in the opposite direction: fewer products, clearer roles and formulations you can use consistently.
The result is a three-step routine. Cleanse properly. Apply a targeted serum. Finish with moisturiser.
It sounds simple because it is meant to be.
Why Kimberley
A Collaboration That Started With Real Life
Kimberley's approach to skincare has evolved in much the same way as the women we created the collection for.
At 44, Kimberley is at a point where skin can begin to feel different from the way it did ten or fifteen years earlier.
But she is also balancing the same practical considerations that shape most people's routines: work, family, travel, busy mornings and evenings when an elaborate skincare ritual simply is not going to happen.
That made the collaboration a natural fit. We did not need somebody to tell customers they should be using more products. We wanted to create something that acknowledged that a routine only works if you can realistically maintain it.
“We wanted to create a range for women whose skin is beginning to change, but who do not want skincare to become complicated. Kimberley understood that immediately. She wanted the same thing we did — a simple routine with well-considered products that people could genuinely use every day.”
Steven Ballard · Co-Founder, Pure Tone Aesthetics
Your 40s · perimenopause · menopause · beyond
The Collection Was Created for Skin That Is Starting to Change
There is no single moment when skin suddenly becomes “mature”. For many people, the changes are gradual and surprisingly familiar.
More Dryness
Skin that once tolerated a light routine may begin to feel tighter, less comfortable or more easily dehydrated.
Visible Texture
Changes in hydration and skin quality can make texture and fine lines appear more noticeable.
Less Predictability
Products you have used for years may no longer feel quite right as your skin's needs change.
These changes can happen through your 40s and may become more noticeable through perimenopause, menopause and later life. Hormonal change is only part of the picture: natural ageing, environment, sun exposure, lifestyle and your existing skincare routine all play a role too.
That is why we prefer the phrase changing skin. It describes what people actually experience without suggesting that everybody reaches the same age and suddenly needs the same thing.
If you want to understand those changes in more detail, our existing Journal guide explains how skin can change from your 40s through menopause .
Meet the collection
Three Products. Three Clear Jobs.
Each product has a distinct role, so you do not need to work out where it belongs or why you are using it.
1. Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel
A gentle daily cleanser designed to remove make-up, SPF, excess oil and daily impurities without leaving the skin feeling stripped.
Its formula combines a multi-molecular hyaluronic acid complex, glycerin and allantoin to support hydration and comfort during the cleansing step.
2. Polynucleotide Serum
A lightweight treatment serum formulated with ginseng-derived polynucleotides (PDRN), multi-molecular hyaluronic acid and Centella Asiatica.
It is designed to support hydration, smoother-looking texture, elasticity and the visible signs of ageing with consistent use.
3. Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream
The final step combines polynucleotides with multi-molecular hyaluronic acid and niacinamide in a daily moisturiser designed for skin showing dryness, reduced firmness and visible signs of ageing.
Its role is to support hydration, skin comfort and barrier function while completing the routine.
The ingredient story
Why Did We Choose Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides have become one of the most talked-about ingredients in aesthetics, but topical skincare and injectable treatments are not the same thing.
For this collection, the important question was not whether an ingredient was fashionable. It was whether it made sense within a daily routine focused on hydration, resilience and visible skin quality.
The Polynucleotide Serum uses ginseng-derived PDRN alongside multi-molecular hyaluronic acid and Centella Asiatica. The moisturising cream also uses PDRN, combined with hydration and barrier-supporting ingredients including hyaluronic acid and niacinamide.
That makes polynucleotides part of a wider formulation strategy, rather than a single ingredient expected to do everything.
Topical Polynucleotides Are Not Injectable Polynucleotides
The products in this collection are cosmetic skincare applied to the surface of the skin. They should not be described as delivering the same treatment, mechanism or results as injectable polynucleotide procedures carried out in aesthetic clinics.
Formulation over hype
Polynucleotides Are Only Part of the Story
Good skincare rarely comes down to one fashionable ingredient. The supporting formula matters too.
Multi-Molecular Hyaluronic Acid
Different forms and molecular weights of hyaluronic acid are used across the range to support hydration and help skin feel more comfortable and supple.
Niacinamide
Used within the moisturising cream as part of a formula focused on skin-barrier support, hydration and overall visible skin quality.
Centella Asiatica
Included within the serum formulation as part of its wider skin-supporting and comfort-focused ingredient complex.
Glycerin & Allantoin
Used within the cleansing gel to help make the most frequently used step of the routine feel less stripping and more comfortable.
High-performance skincare · simplified
The Routine Is Deliberately Simple
You should be able to remember the order without looking it up.
Step 1 · Cleanse
Massage the Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel onto damp skin, rinse thoroughly and gently pat dry.
Step 2 · Treat
Apply Polynucleotide Serum to the face and neck and allow it to absorb before moving to the final step.
Step 3 · Moisturise
Apply Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream to help maintain hydration, support skin comfort and complete the routine.
Use the routine morning and evening according to your skin and the individual product directions. In the morning, finish with a suitable broad-spectrum sunscreen.
There is room for additional products if your skin needs them, but the collection was intentionally designed so that the core routine does not depend on a long sequence of extras.
Hydration · texture · resilience
What Is the Routine Designed to Support?
The collection is aimed at common visible changes rather than one single age or one narrowly defined skin concern.
Dryness & Dehydration
A hydration-focused routine can help skin feel more comfortable and less tight when moisture becomes harder to maintain.
Fine Lines & Texture
Consistent hydration and well-considered skincare can help the skin appear smoother and reduce the prominence of dehydration-related fine lines.
Overall Skin Quality
The wider aim is skin that looks fresher, smoother and more resilient through consistent daily care.
Skincare first · technology optional
Where Do Radiance Pod™ and Pure Tone Glow™ Fit?
The skincare routine works on its own. Our home beauty technology can be added when you want a more treatment-led routine.
With Radiance Pod™
Cleanse first, then use Radiance Pod™ on clean skin with the appropriate conductor gel according to the device instructions. Apply Polynucleotide Serum and Moisturising Cream afterwards.
With Pure Tone Glow™
Use the LED mask on clean, dry skin according to the device instructions, then follow with serum and moisturiser.
You Don't Need a Device to Complete the Routine
That distinction is important. Cleanser, serum and moisturiser are the daily foundation. Radiance Pod™ or Pure Tone Glow™ can extend the routine for customers who enjoy using beauty technology, but neither is required for the skincare collection to make sense.
Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh
The New Kimberley Walsh Skincare Collection, Answered
What is the Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh skincare collection?
It is a three-step skincare collaboration consisting of Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel, Polynucleotide Serum and Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream. The routine was created around simple, consistent skincare for skin that may be changing through the 40s, perimenopause, menopause and beyond.
What products are in the Kimberley Walsh skincare collection?
The collection includes Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel, Polynucleotide Serum and Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream.
Why did Pure Tone Aesthetics collaborate with Kimberley Walsh?
The collaboration was developed around a shared preference for skincare that is credible, uncomplicated and realistic to use consistently. Kimberley is also experiencing many of the changing skin considerations the collection was created to address.
Is the Kimberley Walsh skincare range for women over 40?
The collection was developed with changing skin in the 40s and beyond particularly in mind, but you do not need to be a particular age to use it. The more relevant questions are whether hydration, dryness, visible fine lines, texture or overall skin quality are among your concerns.
Is the range suitable during perimenopause and menopause?
The routine was designed with common concerns associated with changing skin in mind, including dryness, dehydration and changes in texture and comfort. Individual skin responses vary, so introduce new products appropriately if your skin is particularly reactive.
What are the three steps in the Kimberley Walsh skincare routine?
Cleanse with the Foaming Facial Cleansing Gel, apply the Polynucleotide Serum, then finish with the Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream. In the morning, follow with an appropriate broad-spectrum sunscreen.
Does the Kimberley Walsh skincare collection contain polynucleotides?
Yes. The Polynucleotide Serum and Polynucleotide Moisturising Cream both contain polynucleotides, or PDRN. The serum specifically uses ginseng-derived PDRN alongside multi-molecular hyaluronic acid and Centella Asiatica.
Are the polynucleotides in the skincare injectable?
No. These are topical cosmetic skincare products applied to the surface of the skin. They should not be confused with injectable polynucleotide treatments carried out by aesthetic practitioners.
Do I need both the polynucleotide serum and moisturising cream?
They perform different roles within the routine. The serum is the lighter treatment step applied before moisturiser, while the cream is the final hydration and barrier-supporting step. They can be used together as the complete routine.
Can I use the Kimberley Walsh skincare range with Radiance Pod™?
Yes. Cleanse first, then use Radiance Pod™ with the appropriate conductor gel according to the supplied device instructions. Apply the Polynucleotide Serum and Moisturising Cream after the device session.
Can I use the skincare range with Pure Tone Glow™ LED Face Mask?
Yes. Pure Tone Glow™ is generally used on clean, dry skin according to its instructions, followed by serum and moisturiser.
The launch
High-Performance Skincare, Simplified
There will always be another ingredient, another trend and another reason to add an extra step to your bathroom shelf.
This collection starts somewhere simpler. Cleanse well. Use targeted skincare. Moisturise properly. Do those things consistently.
For us, the collaboration with Kimberley Walsh is not about making skincare more complicated. It is about making a considered routine easier to live with — particularly at the point when your skin may be asking for something different.
Pure Tone Aesthetics x Kimberley Walsh
Discover the New Skincare Collection
Explore the three products behind the new routine and choose the step that best fits your skin — or use all three together as the complete cleanse, treat and moisturise routine.