So, what is ectoin anyway and did this serum repair my long-suffering skin barrier?! This and more in my The
Let’s go to the drugstore and buy things (or not)! In other words, I tested a lot of skincare products
I usually strive to give new skincare products one month of time to see what they do. The pink serum
When I did my ranking of all Beyer & Söhne products from worst to best, I realized that I never
From worst to best! B&S was founded in 2012. I bought their moisturizer (their first product!) the following year and
A toner with a lot of Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate, and everybody will cry SK-II dupe. But is it?! And is
What’s up with Allies of Skin Niacinamide Booster? Let’s find out in the following Allies of Skin Niacinamide Booster review.
Well, some are hidden and some less so… the best and worst of Skin1004! The brand ‘When you pronounce “1004”
From a seasoned retinol user and fan – do we have here the Swiss Army knife of retinol products?! Let’s
As always, these are all products I tried in 2022 for the first time, not products that were released in
I’ve tried all PC boosters apart from the oil and 25% Vitamin C one, so here we go: an overview
That is – the Liquid Panacea Centella & Kombucha Firming Recovery Booster. Which is a mouthful, and also – a
Long time no The Ordinary review! That’s a shame, because The Ordinary’s EUK-134™ is a staple in my skincare routine.
I admit I was probably too excited when this product first hit the market in 2020. I loved some of
A serum that’s called The Most must be exciting. Does The Most do – the most?! Let’s find out in
Expect the biggest U-turn in this blog’s history. My Beyer & Söhne Vitamin C Booster update! My experience with the
Is tranexamic acid the miracle cure for hyperpigmentation? More about this in the following Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum review.
This is, obviously, my review of Paula’s Choice’s CBD Milk, which I like more than I should, but also, it’s
Do you need a First Care Serum, something between a toner and the rest of your skincare? Is the $18 Missha
Scientists seem to agree that pollution is bad for our skin. Because pollution makes free radicals attack our skin, and
I can pinpoint the appearance of the two sun spots on top of my cheekbones quite accurately: I’d been frolicking
