I used up some products last month so I tried to save them up so I could make a post about them and let you know how I got on with them! A couple of moisturiser empties (I always go through a lot of them in winter), my all time favourite day cream, and a hair oil.
The Body Shop Vitamin C Daily Moisturiser
OK I write about this all the time! I finally used one up though so I thought I would include it. SPF 30, need I say more? A good day moisturiser with a relatively high SPF at not so bad a price (when there's a sale or an offer on!). I like the fresh citrus-y scent and it doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. I use this every day without fail.
Macadamia Healing Oil Treatment
I got this small sample with the Macadamia no tangle brush I bought. This has lasted me quite a long time. I wasn't sure at first about using a hair oil as I already use a hair mask now and then and a lot of conditioner. I enjoyed using this on the ends of my hair from time to time before I used a hair dryer. It smells really nice and just seemed like it must be doing some good for my hair. I thought it would make my hair feel heavy and weighed down but this was never the case. Since it's run out I've started thinking 'ooh I must buy some more hair oil', so I must have liked it!
Burt's Bees Fragrance Free Body Lotion
I bought this when my eczema flared up because I know I can use it on the flared up skin without irritation. It's a really nice scent free body lotion that wont irritate your skin but will keep it moisturised. It's definitely something I would buy again and again when my skin becomes irritated.
Organic Surge Soothing Sweet Blossom Cream
This had a really nice subtle but sweet scent, it reminded me a little of orange sherbet. It was soothing on my skin and didn't irritate it. I used this up really quickly because I really liked it. It isn't too thick so it doesn't sit on the skin but sinks in nicely.
I don't really go through products very quickly so I'm surprised to have finished these four around the same time.
Till next time :)
Twirlybirdie
