Superfacialist Rose Hydrate Night Cream

My love affair with Superfacialist products is definitely fading, LOL! I started off rather liking this night cream, but it doesn’t have half the power I need from a night cream in terms of calming and nourishing my skin – so I’ve had to use other products in key areas. So not ideal …

On the plus side, the cream is perfectly decent with a subtle rose scent and it doesn’t cause me any flare-ups. Plus the price is reasonable. It’s just that it’s not the one for me.

If you’d like to try it out, you can get it at the Superfacialist site for £14.99 for 50ml.

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Super Facialist Skin Recovery Day Cream

I was looking forward to using this cream as I had high hopes that it would be beneficial for my sensitive skin. However, it really doesn’t do much for me, though there’s nothing wrong with it – it just doesn’t have the ‘wow’ factor that other products have.

On the plus side, it didn’t make my skin react in any negative way at all, which is good news, LOL! But I won’t be buying it again.

If you’d like to give it a try, you can pick up this product at the Super Facialist site for £14.99 for 75ml.

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Super Facialist Vitamin C Dark Circles Eye Cream

I’m usually quite happy with Super Facialist products but I have to say this one is really horrendous. I had high hopes of it when I started using it, but after a day or so I realised that my dark circles were actually getting worse (oh the horror!!) and the eye cream was starting to sting me when I put it on. Honestly, I looked like a sick panda that had seen better days but couldn’t quite remember them. It was awful!

I stopped using it at once, and started another eye cream which is proving much, much better. Not being able to bear waste, I used a tiny bit of the cream every night once my eye area had settled down again just in order to use it up.

Needless to say, I won’t be buying it again! However, if you feel braver than I do, you can pick up a tube at Feel Unique for £12.99 for 15ml. Good luck!

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Super Facialist Overnight Skin Recovery Cream

This cream is perfectly okay and more than suitable for sensitive skin, but it didn’t really do much for me. There are other night potions I much prefer! Really, I think it was a bit too light for what I wanted as my skin does get quite dry these days now I’m older, LOL. However it may well suit you if you need something soothing and don’t need to worry about dryness levels.

You can get this at the Super Facialist site for £15.99 for 75ml.

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Super Facialist Pore Purifying Clay Mask

This is a really good mask for keeping blemishes at bay and getting rid of them quickly should they actually appear. It contains the dream product of salicylic acid which is just fabulous for congested skin, plus avocado oil and acacia honey for essential vitamins and balance.

The other plus point for this is it’s not too drying – as I really HATE  masks that go so dry that you can’t move your face. This one doesn’t do that so it suits me. You can get this at Boots for £10 for 125ml, and there’s also a 3-for-2 offer on at the moment, which is great news.

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Superfacialist Glow Boost Skin Serum

I very much enjoyed using this product – my skin does seem to love Vitamin C so much and it gives an added glow and calming effect, which I love. So I will definitely be purchasing this one again at some point – though for the moment I have other Vitamin C products I’m looking forward to using.

I put this one on in the morning after toning and before adding facial oil. I think it’s great, even for my super-sensitive skin. You can get it at Boots for £17 for 30ml, and a little goes a long way.

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