Not for me

received these capsules through the post from a website offering to try them for free. I had seen Nadine Baggott try them and thought I might give them a go. I am undecided whether I need to use Retinol or Vitamin C as I am happy with the way my skin looks and feels. I don’t mind the fine lines I have around my eyes and lips. The capsules make it so easy to apply the right amount of serum, I must admit that I thought it would not be enough but was pleasantly surprised that it did. I would apply it at night after cleansing before moisturising. It sunk into my skin without leaving a residue which some serums I have tried in the past have left on my skin. I did not apply it too close to my eyes, I used the orbital bone as a guide and not too close to my lips. It is a lovely Retinol serum and I did notice a slight difference in my skin the next morning, but I had to stop using it as I noticed that even though I did not apply it near my eyes I would have red eyes on the nights I had used it. At the time of using them I was unaware that I had Dry Eye and MGD. My optometrist gave me a list of ingredients I shouldn’t use, and Retinol is one of them. Hopefully if I get control of the eye conditions then I may be able to use them in the future. I would recommend anyone to try a sample of the capsules before parting with £70 as they are a very considered purchase.

I bit messy but cute

The packaging seems cute but I found it really difficult to apply out of these gel ampoules. Twisting the top off make the product gush out onto my hands. With so little product per ampoule, I felt like it was more on my hands than my face.

For the price of these I found it did nothing for my face. My husband thought I would like this but I told him not to buy this again.