I like Nip+Fab products, but I had some issues with this one. The directions say to apply to freshly cleansed skin, presumably along with your usual moisturiser, but whenever I did this it did not get on with my moisturiser: it pilled up into little balls on my face. I tried changing the moisturiser, tried letting it sink in before applying my moisturiser, tried applying it AFTER my moisturiser... no joy. The same issue. It doesn't pill up when you apply it on its own, but I don't exactly want to skip moisturising after cleansing my face. Thankfully it has somewhat of a thick gel consistency smore...o it does hydrate a bit on its own - I've been applying it 2-3 nights a week in place of my night cream (but only on the nights I'm not deep cleansing my face as I don't want to dry my skin out too much). Although I've seen results with Nip+Fab's glycolic fix cleanser, I've not seen any results with this one so far, despite using it for several weeks. It also has somewhat of a strong acidic smell (normal for chemical exfoliants I believe) which does go away once the product sinks in but if you're sensitive to scent might not be for you. By all means give this a try since so many other people have had good results with it, it just didn't work for me!

I have very problematic skin (I'm basically every skin type combined in one) so I'm picky about the products I use. Gel-creams are my favorite type of moisturiser, because they are hydrating without being heavy, and this one is no exception. It feels very similar to the Garnier moisture bomb night cream, but if anything is even more silky. It's light enough to be suitable for oily skin but moisturising enough for dry & dehydrated types. It hasn't exacerbated my acne and it has no obvious fragrance, so it's good for sensitive skin too, and it sinks in quickly without any residue, so it would prmore...obably make a good base for makeup. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good, hydrating and affordable daily moisturiser. The one downside is it doesn't have any SPF so I would recommend mixing it with one if you wear it out during the day.

I have extremely sensitive eyes that react to most eye creams I've tried. However, I've not had any issues with this one! It is a gentle, unfragranced gel-like consistency that is easy to blend in. It sinks into the skin quickly and despite the hyaluronic acid (which I've heard can be drying) it is still very moisturizing. You also only need the tiniest amount per eye, so it will last you a long time. Recommend!

If you're looking for a lipstick that lasts through ANYTHING and doesn't dry out your lips, you NEED to try this. I can eat multiple meals and wear this all day and it doesn't even need a touch-up. IT DOES NOT MOVE. The formula is also super comfortable and moisturising, because it retains a slight tackiness even after it's set. This can be difficult to get used to at first (especially if you're used to super-drying liquid lipsticks), but in my opinion it's a great trade-off for the longevity, especially if you're like me and HATE the feeling of dry lips. Please try this lipstick!

I was quite interested to try this as I'd never tried a lip plumper before and had heard good things about the brand. However, I didn't notice any plumping effect whatsoever - I even took photos of my lips before and after to be sure. It's also quite sticky but no more so than most glosses, and while the tingling sensation is intense it's not unpleasant by any means. The pigmentation is surprisingly good for a gloss, and the shade 'dolly' is a good universal shade for most people who want a gloss that complements their natural lip color.

I had to try this after hearing so many people rave about it. On first use (in which I did my usual wiggle technique for volume) I was slightly disappointed as it gave a LOT of volume but not much length. Next try I dropped the wiggle and just brushed it through, and loved the result! Super lengthening & separating, not clumpy at all. My only gripes are the bristle brush is quite large, making it hard to get in the corners of your eyes, and I find it does transfer onto my eyelids after a while. Otherwise a great mascara and now one of my favs.

I don't have a lot of experience with liquid lipsticks but I do like this one. It's easy to apply, has a very thin consistency that feels light on your lips & not too uncomfortable, & it doesn't smell unpleasant. The pencil is good too; it's just a shade or 2 darker than the actual lip paint. I also found that the lip paint - though it dries quickly - can move around while it's wet. I have to keep my mouth open while it dries otherwise it smudges in the corners of my mouth. Once on it stays until you eat, & even then mainly wears off in the center of your lips. It reapplies nicely too.

Recently I hopped on board the chemical exfoliant bandwagon and picked this up. At first I wasn't impressed; I didn't see a difference in my skin while using it twice weekly. However, I realized it's actually quite a weak acid - only 2%, and an AHA at that (AHAs are gentler than BHAs) - so I upped my usage to every day. Goodness, what a difference! All my little skin-colored bumps are totally gone and my skin is so much smoother; my makeup goes on so much better! I use this after my normal cleanser every night (my 'double cleanse' if you will), before toning/moisturising etc. Highly recommend.

Simple micellar water was the first micellar water I ever used - it was released before every other brand hopped on the micellar water bandwagon. Recently I retried it to see if it held up to my memories of it (since I usually use Garnier now), and tbh I find it is just as good as Garnier for taking off makeup without irritating your skin (which is a must for me as I have very sensitive skin). Honestly, I don't see a difference between them. I'll likely choose between the 2 now solely based on which is cheaper at that time.