Isolation has taken its toll and it is showing in the worst place ever – our faces. But this product is proven to prevent stubborn wrinkles.
Source:SuppliedI’ve barely left the house let alone been sunbaking, but I will be using this to fake my post-lockdown glow as it’s one of the best fake tanning products I’ve ever used. The mousse is easy to apply, smells like actual roses and leaves limbs streak-free and sun-kissed to perfection.
This bougie serum is one of my faves. You need to shake it to activate and wear at night as it is also an exfoliant as well as a serum. After, my skin is visibly bouncy, smooth and brighter. The perfect pick-me-up for tired lockdown skin. The bottle is also re-usable so once you’ve used up your product you can replace the vial inside, saving money and the environment.
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