Clinique Moisture Surge Extended Thirst Relief Review

I started using this moisturiser around the start of February and it is still half full! Mine is only a tester size which is 15ml but the actual 50ml size can be bought here. I use this before I put my makeup on everyday and I actually really like it, however my face has broke out recently but I cant pinpoint what product has done it, which is annoying!

This moisturiser is fragrance free which is good as it is less harmful to sensitive skin (like mine). It really does hydrate my dry areas, which is mainly my nose and chin. I also find that it helps my makeup apply smoother - I would use this product just for that factor! Another bonus is that you only need a tiny bit and it drys so quickly, I've actually read that you can load it on also to create a face mask (Ill have to try that).

Although this product is great it is very pricey at £32. I dont see myself repurchasing it as I love my Nivea Creme just as much if not more and it is a lot cheaper. If you do want to splash out though I do highly recommend this product!




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Empties #2

1.The strawberry scent from The Body Shop is definitely my favourite of theirs, so obviously I was in love with this body polish! I don't normally use body scrubs (unless I'm about to fake tan) but I found myself using this often due to the lovely smell, I have got to say it is very runny though so I feel like a lot of product is wasted. However I would definitely buy it again!

2.These ASDA skin system wipes are a constant repurchase for me because they are so cheap. They take off my eye and face makeup easily without causing my skin to break out or go dry. My only bad point is that they dry up quickly once out of the packet.

3.I got this sample for Christmas and it actually lasted a long time! I wouldn't say this Clinique foaming cleanser is the best one that I've used but it does do the job and doesn't harm my skin. I'm going to keep purchasing Soap and Glory's Peaches and Clean from now on though.

3. Moisturising conditioners are my favourite! This is also a repeat purchase as I find the VO5 range are on offer a lot, even when they aren't the prices are not high. This product definitely leaves my hair soft and moisterised, it even has heat defense!

Clinique chubby stick review

I received a chubby stick in the shade 'woppin' watermelon' for Christmas and I have got to admit at first I was not too impressed with it.. however I have grown to love it!

 As you can tell the colour is not red like you would expect from the name but instead appears to be a vivid pink. However it applys as a natural pink, something which I really did not like at first but now I love it as it can be applied literally anywhere without a mirror! It is described as a 'moisturising lip colour balm' so I think that I was expecting too much from the product.

My chubby stick lives in my handbag 24/7. I used to be addicted to using chapsticks whenever I could but this product has quickly replaced them due to how moisturising it is. It also feels exactly like a chapstick and is comfortable on the lips.

The obvious downside is that they are not very pigmented, however that can be expected from a moisterising balm. Also they can be bought here for £17 which may be too pricey for many people.. including me! There are many cheaper alternatives such as L'Oreal's glam shin balmy glosses for £6.99 and also Revlon's colourburst matte and lacquer balms for £7.99, none of which I have tried but definitely plan to!

Have you tried any of these products?