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Showing posts with label moisturiser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moisturiser. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 May 2012

REVIEW: IS CLEAN & CLEAR A GOOD ACNE MOISTURISER?

I'm not usually a fan of high-street acne treatments. A lot of the time, they don't work for acne prone skin and they can often make it worse. However, I was looking for a new moisturiser and I was recommended to try Clean & Clear's Dual Action Moisturiser, and I was not disappointed.

For a start, this moisturiser is oil-free, and that's what you want from a moisturiser, because the oils in them can often clog up your pores and do more damage than good.

It claims to relieve dry skin and combat acne at the same time.

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

TUTORIAL: PERFECT HANGOVER CURE FOR YOUR SKIN

If, like the average person, you like drinking alcohol every now and then and going on a night on the town, you'll know how knackered, dry and damaged your skin can feel in the morning.

Your skin is the largest organ in your body, and we all know that drinking a lot of alcohol can damage your skin, especially the skin on your face.

In this article, I'm going to give you the perfect hangover cure for your skin, for the morning after the night before, because no one wants horrible skin in the morning.

Monday, 13 February 2012

REVIEW: NIVEA VISAGE ANTI-WRINKLE Q10 DAY CREAM

I'm an 18 year old and I use anti-wrinkle cream. Why? The younger you start, the better your skin will be in the future (so I hope). It is called Anti-Wrinkle cream after all, and we all know that prevention is better than cure.

There are a lot of day creams out there on the market, at a lot of different prices, but my favourite has to be Nivea Visage's Anti-Wrinkle Q10 day cream and it's affordable, at around £10.

My problem with a lot of day creams, is they can be heavy, greasy and you can really feel them on your

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

REVIEW: IS CETAPHIL THE MIRACLE ACNE MOISTURISER?

For people with acne prone skin, finding the perfect moisturiser is one of the hardest things. So many moisturisers aren't good for our skin, because they contain perfumes, harsh chemicals and colours.

There was a lot of hype around Cetaphil online, with people saying it was the perfect thing for people with sensitive, dry and acne prone skin because it was free from perfume and claimed to rehydrate dry, damaged and sensitive skin.

Even my Doctor recommended it, and had a little stand with leaflets from all the products in his office.