REVIEW : THE BODY SHOP VITAMIN E OVERNIGHT SERUM-IN-OIL

Hello, it's been a little while since I last blogged.  To get the ball rolling again I thought I'd start with a product review on The Body Shop's overnight serum-in-oil.

The Body Shop say, "Wake up to beautiful skin with new Vitamin E Overnight Serum-In-Oil, a technical innovation combining the power of a serum and oil to indulge, replenish and recharge skin with moisture overnight"

You know with this product being by The Body Shop all the ingredients come from Fair Trade farmers as that is part of their ethos. The oil is made up of a blend of natural oils such as Wheat-germ, Sunflower, Jojoba, Marula, Sesame and Soya oils.

I've always been a lover of serum and oil's, it's where I spend most of my time and money deciphering which one will suit my skin best.  Because of this love for skincare, I've tried a lot of serums and oils.  I tend to layer the two products together normally as I have extremely dry skin

 I found this oil to be super lightweight.  It easily absorbs into my skin.  Because it doesn't sit on top of my skin I applied my evening moisturiser over the top of the oil, I found in the morning that my skin was replenished and soft to touch and it was looking a lot more healthier and plumper. 

I haven't got a bad thing to say about this product, I really want to try more products from the Vitamin E range. I'd love to know if you've tried this product or any of the other products from the range 

JORDEN.X.

TRILOGY'S ROSEHIP OIL

 For the past few years I've been using oil's as a way to get some extra moisture into my skin, as moisturisers don't tend to moistures my skin that well it's extremely dry and flakey, just a damn right nuisance.

My introduction to using oil on my face was with bio-oil ( I even used baby oil for a good month or two ) at first I thought it was the best thing for my skin as it left it feeling so soothed and relieved, after using it every night for a few months I started to realise my poses where getting blocked and I was getting a few spots here and there, Generally speaking I never get spots so I started to do my research as to why I was getting them I found that Bio-oil contains mineral Oil which clogs the skin and also Benzyl Salicylate which is a fragrance addictive and UV light absorber which is primarily used in perfumes and hair dye I really didn't want to me putting something on my skin that's it hair I also found that Mineral Oil to be in an awful lot of products so I set my sights on finding a good organic oil and just like that I found Rosehip oil.

Trilogy's Rosehip Oil is meant to help scars, wrinkles and uneven skin tone. Trilogy's Rosehip Oil is certified organic so there's no nasty perversities or questionable ingredients, it contains essential fatty acids such as omega 3 and 6 & 9 and vitamins which help to tackle dehydrated, ageing skin and also stretch marks and scaring. 

I've been using Rosehip Oil since last summer I've found my skin has changed a great deal since then and all for the better, I find it's know longer dehydrated and it's certainly looking a lot less dry. My skin is once again clear no more congested skin for me and those horrendous Blackheads are long gone. My skin is positively radiant and so soothed. 

I use the Oil every Morning and Night under my moisturiser I use three to four drops then massage it into my skin I find it sinks into the skin fairly quickly.

I would say everybody needs Rosehip Oil in the there life as it benefits for oily, noraml and dry skins, I can see why everybody loves it

You can pick it up and boots or Holland and Barrett for 20ml it's £16.50 and for 45ml £28.50

I'd love to know if you've used Rosehip Oil and what the results where for you 

                           

    JORDEN . X