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Showing posts with label skin care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skin care. Show all posts

Sudocrem As A Moisturiser?

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

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Sudocrem, skin care cream, moisturiser, night mask, night cream, moisturizer, skin cream, face mask

Sudocrem. It's a product that conjures up the image of nappy changes and thick white cream being smothered onto dry knees and elbows as a child. Of course we all know that it does wonders for changing babies bums, but did you know it has many other uses too?

Word in the blogosphere is, that Sudocrem can also do wonders for your face and over the past few months I've been dabbling and rediscovering Sudocrem -  because you never know what might work for you until you try it.  There are so many blog posts and comments out there online from people who have had their lives transformed by using Sudocrem as a moisturiser and face mask and I for one, certainly wanted in on the action.

Now, Sudocrem Skin Care Cream isn't like using your typical moisturiser. It goes on as a thick white cream and after some time, it eventually sinks in to your skin. I like to warm it up slightly between my fingers (in the hopes that it makes a difference) and then I do my best to apply it as evenly as possible. 

If I have breakout areas or dry patches, I'll apply a slightly thicker amount on that area and then it's off to bed in the hopes of perfect skin in the morning. Just a note, this is where the pale skin comes in handy, as this stuff is white, so you will look a little odd - just go with it.

Upon waking up, I can't say I've been blessed with miraculously healed skin with breakouts banished forever... however what I have noticed is that any dry areas seem to have disappeared, and any break out areas seem to have calmed down and appear less red, and It certainly hasn't caused any fresh breakouts on my skin which is always a positive as my skin seems to be so sensitive at the moment. I don't think i'd use this cream every day, however a couple of times a week seems to be doing the job for me and keeping my skin calm during any bad flare ups.

At £1.99 for 30g, it's by far one of the cheapest creams I've ever put on my face... but having seen it out perform more expensive products, it's certainly deserving of it's place on my beauty shelf.

Would you use Sudocrem as a moisturiser? Let me know your thoughts in the comments...
Em xxx

A Sample that converted me... Eucerin Even Brighter Day Cream.

Sunday, 14 September 2014

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Eucerin, skin care, day cream, Eucerin even brighter, clinical, hyper pigmentation

Eucerin, skin care, day cream, Eucerin even brighter, clinical, hyper pigmentation

Eucerin, skin care, day cream, Eucerin even brighter, clinical, hyper pigmentation

A couple of months ago, I received a few skincare samples from Eucerin and I tested many of them over the space of a few weeks to give them a fair chance on my skin. However, it was only when I finished the sample pot and moved on to another product that wasn't properly working for me, that I realised how much I missed the Eucerin Even Brighter Day Cream.

On a recent trip to Westfields I popped into Boots and purchased the full size product. The Eucerin Even Brighter Day Cream retails at £22.50 for 50ml.

What I like about this cream is that it reduces the appearance of pigmentation spots which can be caused by sun damage or even acne. Although I don't have sun spots, I do have some mild hyper pigmentation caused by mild acne, which can be more prominent on my pale skin, so this product will hopefully become a tool to combat those for me. It also contains 30 SPF and doesn't make my skin more oily which is also a bonus. I'm going to use the Eucerin Even Brighter Day Cream over the next 4 weeks, and will give an in depth review on my thoughts.

Have you used any of the Eucerin Products before? Let me know in the comments, I'd love to hear some product recommendations for what to try next! 
Em xxx