Product Review: BeBarefaced Toner

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Hope you all had a lovely Christmas; I know we did and the countdown to the new year is officially on! It is back to work for me this week but I am looking forward to some days off in the next few days. Rest is always good. How are you enjoying the holidays?

Today I am reviewing this BeBarefaced Anti Blemish Mattifying Toner. I have been using this fab toner for a few weeks now and it is so good. This toner ticks all my skincare boxes and more.

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BeBarefaced Anti Blemish Mattifying Toner with Salcylic Acid and Tea Tree purifies and balances the skin. It is a natural treatment for sensitive skin and it calms, restores, clears, repairs and hydrates the skin. If you are after a new toner to help clear skin blemishes, you should check this out. It may work great on your skin.

Ingredients

Aqua, Glycerin, Lauryl Betaine, Coco Glucoside, Benzyl Alcohol, Dehydroacetic Acid, Sorbic Acid, Benzoic Acid, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Leaf) Extract, Salicylic Acid, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil, Sodium Bicarbonate, Phytic Acid, Citric Acid, *Limonene. *Occurs naturally in essential oils.

PROS
  1. I love the fact that this toner by BeBarefaced contains only natural ingredients and no harsh chemicals
  2. The fragrance is clean and refreshing
  3. It leaves my skin looking and feeling soft, smooth, and supple. It is definitely a mattifying toner
  4. This skincare product tones the skin without it tight
  5. I love how affordable it is as well. You can shop yours via the link below
  6. A little of this toner goes a long way, so a bottle should last a while
CONS

None

Overall, I recommend this toner. It contains some of my favourite ingredients and it works amazingly on my skin. I have no complaints at all and I recommend it anyone in search of new toner to try. This is a fantastic option.
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Product Review: Organic Aloe Vera Gel

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I am so into organic products. My bathroom cabinet is filled up with natural organic products and I am really enjoying the process of trying different Vegan products. This product review post is all about the Organic Aloe Vera Gel by Aloe Pura. I have used this product for many months now, and it is really good. Aloe Vera products are usually very good for the skin and the hair. I have used different Aloe Vera products over the years and I like all of them. This Organic Aloe Vera Gel delivers as expected.

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Product Description

Aloe Pura Aloe Vera Gel is produced from Aloe Vera Juice, capturing the maximum nutritional activity of the Aloe Vera plant (Aloe barbadensis) and is independently certified by IASC. This soothing gel nourishes, cools and can help restore dry and damaged skin. It can be applied to stretch marks, scars and dry, chapped and sun burned skin.

Ingredients

Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Organic), Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate.

Here are my thoughts on this Aloe Pura Organic Aloe Vera Gel:

Pros
  1. It is organic, Vegetarian and Vegan.
  2. I like the light fragrance.
  3. It soothes and smoothens dry, chapped skin.
  4. I like the sensible tube packaging.
  5. A little goes a very long way. I only need to apply a little each time.
  6. It is great on my sensitive skin.
  7. It is quote affordable. You can shop it via the Amazon link below.
CONS

None.

I recommend this Organic Aloe Vera gel to anyone in need of a soothing, replenishing and cooling gel to treat sunburns, dry and chapped skin. It really works and it is worth every penny. I can’t think of any cons to include. It is that good.

What do you think of this product? Have you tried it before? Please sound off in the comments section below. Thanks for reading. Stay safe.

Beauty Muse – Beverly Naya

Hey Beauties! I can’t believe it is August already. How did July end so quickly? Where is the year going? In other news, the stunning Beverly Naya is the beauty muse for August on Fashion and Style Police. The talented British-Nigerian actress has been on my radar for some time now. I love watching her movies; she is a great actress and she does a fantastic job interpreting her roles. This beauty recently produced a documentary on Netflix titled “Skin.” The documentary explores colourism which is the discrimination of people based on their skin shades. I am looking forward to watching “Skin” at some point this weekend. It has been on my list of what to watch for some weeks now.

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Colourism is a big issue in Africa, especially in Nigeria. Many men and women feel they have to lighten their skin to look beautiful. Most of them grow up hating their dark skin tone and end up going down the skin bleaching route to look lighter. I am happy to see more and more awareness is being raised about colourism. It is usually buried underneath racism, that people forget it is a huge problem in the African and Asian communities.

Back to the beautiful Beverly Nada, I think she has amazing skin. Her skin glows every time I see her. I am also a huge fan of her makeup. It was always so flawless.

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Here are some excerpts from an interview she had with Pulse some months ago –

Her skincare routine

My skincare routine is quite simple. I just literally drink lots of water and lots of fruit as well, specifically oranges because they have a high level of citrus.

I guess I need to eat some more oranges. With skincare, the simpler they are, the better the results usually.

“It’s very good for the skin if you want to detox. I use cocoa butter, shea butter, and coconut oil. I wash and cleanse my face twice a day, it’s very important.”

Washing and cleansing the face twice a day is really important. I love using coconut oil as well. It is such a great multitasking product.

What do you think of Naya as a Beauty Muse?

 

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