Dermalogica Micellar Prebiotic Precleanse (5.1 fl oz / 150 ml)
Dermalogica · Health & Beauty > Skin Care > Cleansers & Makeup Removers
Era / Decade
Current Production (2020s); this specific product was launched around 2023.
Material
Opaque plastic pump bottle containing a liquid micellar milk formula utilizing prebiotics, murumuru butter, and oat milk.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The bottle appears mostly full, but it is unsealed and outside of its original box. The bottle exterior is clean with no significant scuffs.
Demand Level
Strong. Dermalogica is a staple brand with a loyal following, and pre-cleansers are a core part of their popular regimen.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$25.00 - $35.00
Estimated Retail Value
$49.00
Comparable Sales
Recent 'New Without Box' sales on Poshmark and Mercari range from $28 to $34. Used/Partial bottles (approx 80-90% full) typically sell for $18 to $24.
Description
Dermalogica Micellar Prebiotic Precleanse in the standard 5.1 fl oz (150 ml) size. This is a nourishing, milky micellar cleanser that lifts away makeup and impurities while balancing the skin’s microbiome with prebiotics. Designed as the first step in a double-cleansing routine, it is gentle enough for sensitive skin and eyes. Features a white pump dispenser for easy application.
Key Features
High-end professional brand recognition, prebiotic skincare trend, gentle for all skin types, full-size bottle, currently trending in high-end skincare routines.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. Branding font, placement of 'professional-grade skin care by The International Dermal Institute,' and the specific pump design all match retail standards. Look for a batch code printed on the bottom of the bottle to verify the expiration date.
Flaws to Note
Item is unboxed and unsealed. Since it is a beauty product, buyers may be wary of hygienic safety if the product level isn't clearly 'brand new.' Slight yellowing or discoloration (hard to tell in photo) near the pump neck could indicate oxidation or age.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Mercari, Poshmark, and eBay. Mercari is particularly strong for beauty enthusiasts; Poshmark is excellent for branded items. Local Facebook Marketplace is an option but typically yields lower prices for single skincare items.
Selling Tips
Check the batch code on a site like CheckFresh to find the manufacture date and ensure it isn't expired. Take a photo of the product level against a bright light to show how much remains. Use keywords like 'Double Cleanse,' 'Sephora,' and 'Sensitive Skin.' Crucial: Mention if it was stored in a cool, dark place to assure the buyer of ingredient stability.