Here’s a little budget friendly routine that won’t break the bank and will suit most skin types. All products in this Drugstore/High Street skincare routine will be available in your local Superdrug or Boots stores.
I’ve listed the full price of these products, but they are always on offer somewhere or included in 2 for 1 deals.
❤ L’Oreal Paris Revitalift 5% Pure Glycolic Acid Peeling Toner £14.99*
This is a great, gentle chemical exfoliant that will remove dead skin cells revealing a brighter looking complexion. Gentle enough to be used daily, but gradually introduce to your routine if you’re new to acids.
🧡 Superdrug Vitamin C Super Booster £10.99
Possibly one of the best budget friendly vitamin C serums I’ve ever tried. This is going to provide you with antioxidant protection and help even out skin tone.
💜 L’Oreal Paris Revitalift 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid Serum £25.00*
All skins need hydration, and this serum is a total winner. This is going to add much needed hydration to the skin, whilst also helping to plump and smooth the skin.
💙 Versed Zero-G Smoothing Eye Cream £17.00*
I love this eye cream because it’s really good for brightening the eye area due to the ethically sourced mica, which is so useful if you have tired eyes. The peptides within it help to firm the area for a well-aging bonus. If you need to save a bit of money, you can skip this and just take the serums mentioned above around the eye area.
💚 Versed Dew Point Moisturising Gel-Cream £14.00*
I’ve posted a full review on this where I have praised this moisturiser. It’s aimed at oilier skin types, but I have dry skin and I found it hydrating enough for me.
🤍 Garnier Ambre Solaire Super UV Anti Dark Spots & Anti Pollution Face Fluid SPF50+ £8.00
One of my favourite sunscreens in existence. It’s so lightweight, applies beautifully, doesn’t leave a white cast, isn’t greasy, it’s just wonderful, especially for the price point.
Of course, this routine is changeable, you can add in your own serums to target your own concerns, you could only use 1 serum as opposed to 2, and if you’re particulary oily you can skip the moisturiser all together. That’s the joys of skincare, you can use what you want depending on your skins needs.
Do you love Drugstore/High Street skincare routine?
