Reviewed by: KarenSpend: $69.95 – cleanser, toner, moisturiserSkin type: dry I am in mid 30s and had acne on my chin my whole life whilst the rest of my face is clear in good condition. I have tried literally everything – costly glycolic beautician treatments, a dermatologist who just gave … Read more
Written: January 2007 Scientists from US skincare brand Dermagenetics have developed a DNA Ultra Custom Night Cream, a skincare solution that is customised for each individual according to their DNA. It is a significant breakthrough in the skincare industry, tailoring skincare to a person’s genetic make up and taking the … Read more
The product:The Oil Control range from Byron Bay Ozmetics CoThe price: $12.50 – $14.95 each productThe reviewer: Jenna, 18. The verdict… The product packaging is really cute, with little star fish on it, which I loved so much. Now about the products… Oil Control Foam Cleanser, $14.95 This has a very … Read more
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Heating up a hair mask is like adding a dollop of yoghurt to fruit salad: it makes a good thing so much better. This ultra-moisturising cream cleverly warms itself upon contact with wet hair, swelling the hair’s cuticle and helping it absorb the lock-loving benefits of almond extract. And it … Read more
Meet the skin resurfacer that thinks like a sunscreen. An effective glycolic (AHA) agent in itself, the lotion also packs hyaluronic acid to help the skin retain maximum moisture and remain plump – but the real bonus is the inclusion of titanium dioxide. While the glycolic works to gently dissolve … Read more
Nivea Visage Pampering Honey MaskReviewed by: Sarah Skin type: fair, normal-dry Spend: $3.50 I bought a sachet for a cheap pampering session when I was staying at a girlfriend’s… we were amazed! For under $4 you get a two-application sachet, which can easily stretch to four applications. Creamy and deliciously … Read more
The products:Matrix Biolage Fortetherapie Fortifying Leave-In Treatment & Fortetherapie Cera-Repair The price: $24.25 each The reviewer: Shirley, 20. Read Shirley’s beauty bio The verdict… Fortifying Leave-In Treatment The product claims to strengthen and repair hair, leaving it detangled, frizz-free and more manageable. It comes as a spray used to complement … Read more
An edit of four essentials that can be tailored to your skin type (packs are available for dry, normal/dry, normal/oily, oily, acne prone or sensitised skin), this collection comes in a zip-up kit that’s just big enough to squeeze in a mini shower gel too. It’s the perfect gym buddy. … Read more
Reviewed by: AstridSpend: $44 and worth every cent!Skin type: Fair and combination with the occasional scary breakout! Drying lotion is the holy grail of acne products, and trust me – I am a beauty junkie! Available at Kit, either at Myer or Chapel Street in Melbourne its a tiny bottle … Read more
The products:Nutrimetics Hydrafinity Cleansing Gel, Revitalising Toning Mist and Skin Hydrator The price: $33.50 / $33.50 / $45 The tester: Chris, 34. Read Chris’s beauty bio The verdict… The Nutrimetics Hydrafinity range is beautifully packaged in sweet pink (ultimately girly-looking). The cleansing gel with Aquatic Iris extract and Glacial Water … Read more
Cost: Serena used a 5mL sample. The full-sized 50mL product is $250Reviewed by: SerenaSkin type: fair, normal I was eager to try this product that claimed to be “Botox in a bottle” but was put off by the rather high price tag. I’m blessed with good skin, but have some … Read more