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toggle menu pages home blog privacy policy work with me contact about me categories _beauty __skincare __makeup __haircare __bodycare _fragrance __perfume __candles _lifestyle __events __gin __leicester __music __tea __travel _minimalism __decluttering __capsule wardrobe __low buy __project pan powered by blogger . social icons beauty + fragrance lover leading a minimalist lifestyle slider beauty nude matte lipstick lover fragrance here's what i smell like minimalism decluttering my life leicester lifestyle music, food, gin + tea never miss a post! the journal drugstore gems simple water boost hydrating booster review 19 may 2018 i'm going to be honest, simple isn't a brand i typically look to for skincare. yes, i used their face wipes to death back when we all thought face wipes was the basis of a legit skincare routine. but for the most part, their fragrance-free products were a little bit too basic for me as i'd prefer to invest a little more into a product with a lovely scent so i could really enjoy the ritual of my evening skincare routine. however when they brought out their water boost range last year, it really peaked my interest. when they had a few testers out in boots, coupled with a half price offer that made them cheaper than a grande frap, i just couldn't say no and picked up the hydrating booster (£6.99). as the name suggests, the water boost hydrating booster is a water based serum, and i had been looking for a great drugstore serum since i got major beef with botanics for tripling the price of my go-to last year. it is actually marketed as a booster rather than a serum, so you can even mix this product into your moisturiser, which is a method i never thought of doing with a serum. oils yes, serum no. it does work pretty well, however i do prefer using it alone on my skin, straight after cleansing and toning. you can also use it as a primer too, which i could imagine works quite well due to the slight tackiness that the glycerin gives it. the water boost hydrating booster is a glycerin-based serum, which is a natural ingredient found in fats in our skin. glycerin is a humectant, which means it attracts moisture where it is topically applied so maintains the skin's barrier to harsh weather conditions. it is effective in treating dryness, and leaves a plump appearance to the skin. it can often draw moisture from the deeper layers of skin however, and so is often paired with other moisturising ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid. hyaluronic acid is something that i usually look for in a serum, and unfortunately it is not present in the simple water boost hydrating booster. that being said, i have still noticed results. so what does it claim to do? basically the range aims to tackle the signs of dehydration, including dryness, roughness, tightness, dullness and dehydration lines, in order to give revitalised, supple and dewy skin. i've been through a whole tube, and i can genuinely say i have noticed a difference in my skin (and that's not something i say often). before i started using the water boost hydrating booster, my skin wasn't visibly dry, but when i'd apply a matte foundation i definitely noticed some flakiness and dehydration lines. after about 2 months, my skin is a lot more juicy and bouncy, and definitely doesn't have the dryness that i previously had. i used to be a slave to the origins drink up intensive mask, which i'd use overnight, but i haven't had to use it in the time that i'd been using the simple hydrating booster, because my skin hasn't been dry! i've also noticed that i've had fewer breakouts too, winner! the water boost hydrating booster comes in a small squeezy plastic tube that is ideal for dropping straight on your face a la instagram beauty guru. coming from someone who has emptied and repurchased this product, the packaging is really effectively designed so you get minimal wastage of product - you really can squeeze out every last drop! talking of repruchasing, as you can see from my picture, we own rather a lot of these serums in our household. i bought one, and then within about a week both of my parents had each bought one for themselves (even my dad who doesn't give a rat's arse about skincare). then, we snapped up a few more backups while the range was still on half price. obsessed isn't even the word! here's what they had to say about it: "the most effective way to moisturise your skin without using heavy creams, and also amps up the performance of a basic moisturiser." - mum "good." - dad (don't know what else i was expecting him to say lol) overall, i've been so impressed with the simple water boost hydrating booster , and i'm so glad that i gave it a go despite simple not being a go-to brand for me. it has fully replaced the botanics all bright radiance concentrate serum for me, and works just as well as some of the pricier serums that i've tried, at a fraction of the cost. i would definitely recommend picking it up, especially if you can find it on offer (it's currently 1/3 off at superdrug!). i'm definitely keen on exploring the range further, including the gel cream and sleep quench moisturiser. have you tried any of the simple water boost range? continue video finish 8 before easter project pan update 21 february 2018 in my latest youtube video, i'm updating you at the midway point of my finish 8 by easter skincare project pan. i've not made a huge amount of progress this time, and this update has given me a bit of a kick up the butt to actually use the products, so i'm hoping i can still finish my 8 products before the finale on april 1st. if you missed the intro, you can watch it here ! shop the video continue behind the brew behind the brew: adagio teas 11 february 2018 adagio teas have been on my radar for a while, ever since i purchased the ingenuitea back in the summer. a few weeks ago, my lovely friend hayley from bunny moonstone kindly offered to send me a few of their teas to try out from her stash, so this is going to be my first impressions of the brand. i mentioned that rooibos and fruit teas were my fave, so i have a mix of those, as well as some flavoured black teas. make sure you go and check out hayley's blog, she's written a fab post about adagio teas here . candy apple | this first one is a blend of black tea, apple and cinnamon and evokes the classic toffee apple flavours. the apple is not too dissimilar from that of turkish apple teas, a favourite flavour of mine, and so i really enjoyed the candy apple blend. what really sets this one apart is how well the toffee flavours come through, making it sweet and indulgent and one that i'd love to drink again! | rating: 5/5 cranberry | i couldn't find any information on this one on the website, but i found it a bit of an unnatural pairing, as it combines black tea with cranberry flavours. it wasn't unpleasant, but i just didn't find the two flavours to work that well together, almost having a minty bitterness to it. certainly not my favourite. | rating 1/5 vanilla rooibos | being a huge lover of rooibos blends, i was eagerly anticipating the first of two in the mix. vanilla rooibos combines rich sweet vanlla flavours with the mellow rooibos tea, making it very comforting and nice to drink in the evening as it is caffeine-free. i did enjoy this one, but it wasn't a patch on the second rooibos tea, which i'll talk about in a minute. | rating: 3/5 pumpkin spice | i have a penchant for all things pumpkin spice, even when it's not psl season, so i was really excited to try a pumpkin spice tea! this one is again a black tea blend, mixed with sweet pumpkin and spices such as ginger, clove, cinnamon and cardamom. the spices made this tea quite similar to a chai blend, and the pumpkin added a nice richness that made this a lovely and cosy winter brew. | rating: 4/5 rooibos nutcracker | certainly saving the best til last, this loose leaf tea is a classic rooibos laden with indulgent apple, hazelnut, caramel and cocoa. it has a soft, nutty

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