Review: Botanicals Deep Peace Mineral Soak and Body Oil

Recently I had the fortune to try out the Botanicals Deep Peace Mineral Soak and Deep Peace Body Oil. Botanicals are a UK company who are registered with the Soil Association and vegan and I love their products.

I don't often take a bath due to time restraints but there's no doubt it's the ultimate relaxation tool and I really looked forward to trying this range out before bed.

Deep Peace Mineral Soak

"Revitalise your skin, revive tired and aching muscles, and soothe your senses - all in one heavenly scented soak.
We combine Pink Himalayan rock crystal (containing 84 essential minerals), with Dead Sea salt (renowned for its powerful healing properties), then infuse with a calming and relaxing blend of organic essential oils."

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.

Review: Botanicals 'Try Me Pots'

I recently tried two of Botanicals 'Try Me' pots that they are promoting during the Soil Association's Organic Beauty and Wellbeing Week, running 15-21 May.

Botanicals are a cruelty-free, organic and vegan skin care company. I've enjoyed previous products that I've tried from Botanicals (see reviews here and here) and am very impressed by their ethics. 

Review: Botanicals Lavender and Tea Tree Organic Sanitiser

Recently I have been trying Botanicals new hand sanitiser. They are a soil association certified, vegan, cruelty free and award-winning company who make the most delightful organic products. This natural hand cleanser (you can apparently also use it on feet!) is made with the powerfully anti-bacterial oils lavender and tea tree, both of which I'm a big fan of.

I'm an ideal candidate to try this product actually as my job involves washing my hands a lot. I also use alco-gel at work for a quick clean if my hands aren't visibly soiled, which I loathe as it makes my skin dry and scaly. I've been trying not to use the alco-gel too much and use soap and water instead but needless to say, the NHS doesn't spring for natural soaps and the soap is just as drying and horrid as the alco-gel.
So is this the answer to my prayers?

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.