If you want to give your skin a glowing boost, I would recommend using Clinique's 7 Day Scrub-Cream.
This exfoliator gently removes any dead skin and buffs it to perfection. I have used exfoliators in the past that have caused me to have lost of little spots, but this one doesn't irritate my skin at all and I can really feel a difference in the smoothness of my skin in the days after using it.
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Showing posts with label Clinique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clinique. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 September 2013
Monday, 12 August 2013
Facial Soap for problem skin
Clinique's bar of 'anti-blemish' soap my seem steep at first (£14.50), but when it lasts a year, that works out as just less than 4p a day, so its a bargain really.
My skin can sometimes be greasy, and sometimes I have dry patches, but I never find this to irritate my skin, and I do think it helps keep blemishes at bay.
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My skin can sometimes be greasy, and sometimes I have dry patches, but I never find this to irritate my skin, and I do think it helps keep blemishes at bay.
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Friday, 6 April 2012
Review - Clinique Repairwear Laser Focus
I recently tried a sample of Clinique's Repairwear Laser Focus Wrinkle & UV Damage Corrector and I was pleasantly surprised with how soft and smooth it made my skin feel.
Its light serum consistency glides over your skin and a little goes a long way. Since using it I've noticed my makeup glides on more easily and it works well under your usual moisturiser. I think I would have to use it for a couple of months to really comment on how effect the serum was at 'repairing' my skin as it claims to do a lot, but on first impressions - I really like this product.
It retails at £38, which is pretty pricey but it claims to be three serums in one and can be used on eyes as too, making this high price a bit more acceptable.
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Its light serum consistency glides over your skin and a little goes a long way. Since using it I've noticed my makeup glides on more easily and it works well under your usual moisturiser. I think I would have to use it for a couple of months to really comment on how effect the serum was at 'repairing' my skin as it claims to do a lot, but on first impressions - I really like this product.
It retails at £38, which is pretty pricey but it claims to be three serums in one and can be used on eyes as too, making this high price a bit more acceptable.
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Monday, 23 January 2012
Daily Beauty Routine
3 words.. Cleanse, Tone, Moisturise!
This should be your routine every morning and night, no matter how tired or busy you are.. It really does help your skin immensely - evening out your complexion and reducing spots and blocked pores.
1 - Cleanse
This should clear every scrap of makeup off at night. If you have foundation/mascara on your towel, you know you haven't done it thoroughly enough! Squeeze a fifty pence sized piece out onto your hand and rub it into your face. Then wipe it all off with a cotton wool pad. This may need to be repeated depending on how much makeup you're wearing, as one wipe doesn't always pick up all the makeup.
Added Extra - Here I like to give my face a good wash with some Clinique soap, ensuring my skin is squeaky clean. Its best to get a soap/facewash that matches your skin type - so if you've got greasy skin choose one that will help dry your skin out.
2 - Tone
Toner will remove any last trace of makeup and cleanser. Dispense onto a cotton wool pad, and wipe all over your face; making sure you go up into you hairline as some makeup may still be there.
I use the Simple range for my beauty routine, its 100% perfume free so is delicate on your skin. The toner will help soothe and improve your skin's condition as it contains chamomile and witch hazel.
3 - Moisturise
Even if you have oily skin, the first two steps will have stripped your skin of its moisture, so you need to replenish it with a moisturiser that again suits your skin type and the time of year. Winter will dry your skin out with the cold air and central heating, so I recommend using a rich, thick moisturiser such as Derma Intensive Relief from Simple , which is delicate on dry skin. And for the summer months, Simple Light moisturiser, which doesn't clogs your pores. Both very cheap and I find they do their job very well!
Added Extra - its a few months off yet, but when the sun starts to shine more, you should always wear a layer of sun cream on you face, or a moisturiser with a high SPF - this is to stop premature aging (wrinkles). There'll be more on that later...
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This should be your routine every morning and night, no matter how tired or busy you are.. It really does help your skin immensely - evening out your complexion and reducing spots and blocked pores.
1 - Cleanse
This should clear every scrap of makeup off at night. If you have foundation/mascara on your towel, you know you haven't done it thoroughly enough! Squeeze a fifty pence sized piece out onto your hand and rub it into your face. Then wipe it all off with a cotton wool pad. This may need to be repeated depending on how much makeup you're wearing, as one wipe doesn't always pick up all the makeup.
Added Extra - Here I like to give my face a good wash with some Clinique soap, ensuring my skin is squeaky clean. Its best to get a soap/facewash that matches your skin type - so if you've got greasy skin choose one that will help dry your skin out.
2 - Tone
Toner will remove any last trace of makeup and cleanser. Dispense onto a cotton wool pad, and wipe all over your face; making sure you go up into you hairline as some makeup may still be there.
I use the Simple range for my beauty routine, its 100% perfume free so is delicate on your skin. The toner will help soothe and improve your skin's condition as it contains chamomile and witch hazel.
3 - Moisturise
Even if you have oily skin, the first two steps will have stripped your skin of its moisture, so you need to replenish it with a moisturiser that again suits your skin type and the time of year. Winter will dry your skin out with the cold air and central heating, so I recommend using a rich, thick moisturiser such as Derma Intensive Relief from Simple , which is delicate on dry skin. And for the summer months, Simple Light moisturiser, which doesn't clogs your pores. Both very cheap and I find they do their job very well!
Added Extra - its a few months off yet, but when the sun starts to shine more, you should always wear a layer of sun cream on you face, or a moisturiser with a high SPF - this is to stop premature aging (wrinkles). There'll be more on that later...
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Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Luxurious Moisturiser
Clinique have a fabulous set on offer to combat your dry winter skin (as previously mentioned here) - from the 'Deep Comfort' range. It contains a tub of body butter, a hand and cuticle cream, and a moisturising body wash.

Left - Deep Comfort Body Wash
Middle - Deep Comfort Body Butter
Right - Deep Comfort Hand and Cutilce Cream
Its 100% fragrance free, which I really like for days that I want to let me perfume 'do all the talking' and the thick texture makes sure you're moisturised all day.
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Left - Deep Comfort Body Wash
Middle - Deep Comfort Body Butter
Right - Deep Comfort Hand and Cutilce Cream
Its 100% fragrance free, which I really like for days that I want to let me perfume 'do all the talking' and the thick texture makes sure you're moisturised all day.
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