Showing posts with label facial oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facial oil. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 July 2018

Review: Bespoke Aroma


Bespoke Aroma is a Lake District-based natural beauty brand devised by Jo Evans and comprises bath teas, oils, creams, pulse oils, lip balm and mists. The range is suitable for vegans apart from the skin tonic and moisture shot bath teas which contain buttermilk and goat's milk respectively. The hand and face cream bases are certified 91% organic by the Soil Association.

Monday, 12 February 2018

Review: Nadarra Cosmetics Body Butter and Facial Oil

Recently I had the good fortune to test two products from new-to-me company Nadarra Cosmetics. They use simple recipes, with organic ingredients. Their butters and lip balms contain beeswax; the rest of the line are vegan. I tried their lemon body butter and one of their rejuvenating facial oils.

Tuesday, 27 June 2017

Review: Alucia Organics Double Rosehip Facial Oil

Recently I have been trying a Double Rosehip Oil from UK brand Alucia Organics. They are Leaping Bunny certified and Soil Association certified.

Sunday, 19 March 2017

Samaya Skincare Review

I recently tried 3 samples from the Samaya Skincare range. Samaya is based on Ayurvedic principles which helps you to achieve 'samadosha' or perfect balance, in your life. They have 3 ranges, based on the doshas of Pitta, Vata and Kapha. I was invited to either choose my favourite scent or undertake a questionnaire to find my dosha. I took the quiz and found I was 50% Kapha and 40% Vata. So I opted for Kapha and received samples of the cleanser, facial oil and moisturiser.

Tuesday, 14 March 2017

Review: Balm Balm Little Miracle Rosehip Serum

I have recently been trialling Balm Balm's Little Miracle Rosehip Serum.

Balm Balm are a UK company who are 100% organic and leaping bunny certified. Their founder, Glenda Taylor, is a qualified aromatherapist. Their oils are vegan but their balms use beeswax. This oil has some bold claims and fantastic reviews on the company's website and I was keen to see if it lived up to expectations.