❤ – Repurchased Already
😍 – Would Repurchase
😢 – Not For Me
😍Kate Somerville EradiKate Clarifying Blemish Gel Cleanser
I really enjoyed this cleanser, but sadly I think it’s been discontinued. It was a softer alternative to the original EradiKate Daily Foaming Cleanser, which I find more effective for results.
😍 Murad Cellular Hydration Repair Mask*
I loved this as a nightly over-night mask when my skin was feeling the need of something buttery, comforting and nourishing. Whilst the instructions advise you use this 2-3 times a week, I found myself reaching for it more often; my skin just drank it up, and it felt beautifully soothing.
❤ Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Intensive Exfoliating Treatment
An all-time favorite. This has been my Sunday evening staple for years, transforming my skin to feel ultra-smooth, with visibly reduced pores and a radiant glow.
😍 Niche Beauty Lab Transparent Lab CE Tetra-Glow*
A solid alternative to Medik8’s C-Tetra, though without the citrus scent. With a soft, slightly oily texture, it’s been perfect for my dry skin as the weather cools down, adding a hint of glow and keeping things even-toned.
😍 Evy Technology Daily Defence Face Mousse SPF50*
Another one which my skin loved during the transition into the colder weather. Zero white cast, moisturising yet non-greasy – this is one of those failsafe options you can rely on for an invisible, comfortable finish.
😍 Skin Proud Serious Shade SPF50
I’d almost forgotten how much I love this! It feels light, looks invisible, and doesn’t pill—a great pick if you dislike feeling sunscreen on your skin but want strong, effective protection.
😍 Murad Targeted Eye Depuffer*
A lifesaver after a late night. The cooling zamak tip feels refreshing under the eyes, and the formula instantly brightens, reviving tired-looking eyes in a few swipes.
😍Trinny London Energise Me
A great summer-time moisturiser. It wouldn’t be sufficient for my skin in the winter, so I’d go back to using Bounce Back. Ideal if you have oily skin or want something breezy and non-greasy.
