Geek & Gorgeous are a brand that I have been wanting to try for the longest time, so I was thrilled when their products were finally available to purchase in the UK earlier this year.
You currently can’t scroll through Instagram without seeing their products featured. When it comes to Geek & Gorgeous, you get incredibly active products for a truly remarkable price. Everything in the range is under £20, which is truly amazing.
The products they formulate are efficient and high-quality, giving brands with more expensive products a run for their money.
I was sent some of the range to try and I have been really enjoying using them in my routines. Expect my page over the coming months to be spammed with reviews of their products, because I want to share my thoughts about each of them. In the meantime, here’s a few of the products I’ve been absolutely loving.
🤍 C-Glow
A water-based serum 15% Vitamin C with added antioxidants formulated to provide environmental protection, even skin tone and promote collagen production. This is made fresh for each order to ensure potency. So far the brightening effect has been really good!
🤍 Happier Barrier
This has been a god-send the past couple of months. I have dry skin. When it’s warmer I want lighter textures but still need something that’s hydrating. This ticks those boxes for me. The ingredients list has everything I like in a moisturiser – Ceramides, Squalane, Allantoin and Bisabolol – all ingredients that soothe and help maintain a healthy barrier.
🤍 A Game 10
This is their strongest retinoid serum for targeting all those signs of ageing we just don’t want. It has 0.1% Retinal – the strongest form of Vitamin A before prescription strength. I use this 3 times a week and am pleased to report so far there hasn’t been any irritation and is giving good results so far.
🤍 Liquid Hydration
A hydrating, soothing toner is essential in my routines, and this is a good one. It contains 5% Panthenol and natural moisturising factors to pump the skin with hydration post cleanse prior to application of serums.
What product do you most want to try?
