I was in my local Superdrug recently when I came across this box of wonders – the @nadinebaggott X Superdrug The Complete Skincare Edit!
This was originally released back in November and I thought it had been discontinued/sold out so I was shocked to see that there were some lingering around. Why? Well, to put it frankly it’s a bloody bargain.
Did you know Marks and Spencer have a skincare range? They have a range of products under the Formula name and some of them are really worth checking out.
Kate Somerville is possibly becoming one of my favourite brands. I’ve had this serum for a couple of months now and I have been using it consistently in my routine, so it’s time for me to post my thoughts.
StyleVana have kindly gifted me the products pictured above, which I have been enjoying using in my routines for the past two weeks.
It’s an ‘Advanced Hydrating Treatment’ based around one of the oxygen facial treatments available in the Kate Somerville clinics. This product promises to pump the skin full of hydration to improve radiance while smoothing and plumping. So how good is it?
Who is looking into trying some retinols? Retinol is currently the gold standard, powerhouse ingredient in skincare due to its anti-ageing properties. Retinol is a derivative of Vitamin A and is proven to speed up cell turnover. The result? Your skin will produce fresher, smoother skin.
How does the Revolution Skincare’s 10% Niacinamide + 1% Zinc serum compare to The Ordinary’s?
I’ve tried both, so how do they differ? Well to be honest, I didn’t really notice much difference between the two. They are both the same price and they both work just as well as each other.