How to SPEND & SAVE on SKINCARE | Fleur De Force

[@ljparell158]

Fleur, I have been following you since you started your channel. You have always offered great suggestions/advice/information, but I have to say, your presentation lately is extraordinary. You are even more articulate, incredibly knowledgeable (not sure how you do that with a newborn) and have a great sense of integrity. Thanks for sharing.

[@imogenc107]

Please can you do a best of and worst of The Ordinary? I'd love to know what you think :)

[@CatryH]

Yes, a fashion one would be nice! I would also like to see one focusing on products that are maybe more about personal hygiene than beauty, for example dental care, hair removal (I know it's not about hygiene, but you know), deodorants...

[@davidiazhao1460]

you could do one on hair products

[@susanreynard1871]

Davidia Zhao Yes to a splurge/save on hair care suggestion, including tools.

[@mrsmortis4959]

Fleur, if you are going to do another one of these I’d be really interested in a hair care one.

[@alioflos7052]

Fleur, this is such an incredibly informative and thought through video! I love the amount of detail you go into for explaining what products are good/bad and not for any self-indulging purposes, but to really educate and help your audience. I feel like you're earning every view by the work you put into your content

[@wellingtonboot2]

Hey Fleur! I'd be super interested in a video about which ingredients to look for when buying skincare, and which ones to avoid? I try to research product ingredients as much as I can but can never find concise/understandable explanations online! Thank you!

[@susanneflora3133]

I've tried some amazing korean cleansing balms that are more affordable ☺️ like the heimish all clean balm ⭐️

[@Chantellejaggjagg]

SusanneFlora yes! Love it!

[@sarahwilliams5280]

Oh my fav too! It's my HG

[@esthersena2441]

Oh my goodness yes! It’s a total spa experience when I use that 😌

[@dayah030191]

YES that thing remove all the dirtshit on my face flawlessly 😍😍..its my holygrail

[@bookishfairygodmother]

Fleur, have you tried up the Alpha Lipoic Acid from The Ordinary? It's CHANGED my skin! I use that and the pixi glow tonic and I tell you - no more breakouts and my skin is so smooth finally. Yay!

[@kajazalokar]

Getting Hygge With It tell me more 😄

[@cwyq51]

what skin type do you have? :)

[@kajazalokar]

T-zone is combo, cheeks are normal

[@hollybabyyy]

l o l the pixi glow tonic was what GAVE me spots

[@GhadaOthmani]

Living in France, I use mostly French pharmacy skincare (La Roche Posay, Avène, Nuxe). I have very sensitive skin and I find them to be safe, effective and budget friendly at the same time. The One product I spend much more on is serum. Recently, I got much more into organic brands like Pai, Weleda, Melvita and I am really satisfied. Skincare is a big thing over here since French woman do not like to put much make up on their faces. Si having a good skin is a must.

[@tonya_slevin]

I found this video so helpful. I'm on a budget being a student but this really helped me on where I could spend money when I do have it. Would love to see more of this type of video in the future, maybe as the seasons change or even a body skincare video and like shaving creams, exfoliators, scrubs and tans etc. Keep up the good work!

[@yvonnegasseling4189]

Oh Fleur, I started The Ordinary after seeing an earlier video of yours and happy to say that my skin is turning around in the best way! In fact, I've just ordered a complete routine for my mom! Thank you for all your help and reccomendations❣

[@candiev2703]

Fleur the best thing you ever recommended for me was Deciem The Ordinary. Thank you!! My skin looks great with the regiment they suggested. Love their rosehip oil!!

[@roisincoughlan6500]

I started using only Lush skincare products about a month ago and have to say I’ve noticed a massive difference in my skin! Would highly recommend even my friends and family have been complimenting me! Their fresh face mask are amazing as is Cup O’ Coffee, Ultrabland cleaning balm takes off makeup easily and leaves skin smooth, soft and moisturized. Also love the Tea Tree Toner water so refreshing on the skin

[@Jesusfreakorangetink]

You have to try the Banila Co Clean It Zero Purity cleansing balm - I get it from Soko Glam! it is magic

[@SteffanieEntralgo]

agreed - i get it on amazon for a few bucks cheaper but definitely one of the best for the price - and huge tub!

[@MissKrisLoves]

Natalie Tindle I really really like it too

[@karamcclure7390]

This video was soooo helpful Fleur! I struggle knowing what to spend on and where to save so this is a great place to start! Also, would love to see a fashion breakdown!!!

[@susanreynard1871]

I really appreciate your analysis of skincare as a whole, split into categories along the spectrum, and what you look for (efficacy always). Helps it all make a lot more sense! Always love your videos ❤

[@cinnamonlehto4292]

My favorite cleansing wipes are Burt's Bees Sensitive Skin wipes and no one ever seems to know about them or talk about them. They're pretty much unscented, they don't burn my eyes, and remove makeup really well.

[@lauraf436]

Love this Fleur! As an (almost) 31 year old I’ve definitely not paid enough attention to skincare, I do what I can but I’m baffled by all the options so this video is great. Would love to see a best and worst of The Ordinary as I’ve heard so much about them and want to try them out x

[@izeofthewrld]

Hi Fleur, when you were shopping for The Ordinary, how did you decide what you wanted to go for? I'm in my late 20's and am clueless about skincare but would really like to come up with a regimen.

[@Funnyhoneymarie]

izeofthewrld Hi! I’m not Fleur, but I’m about your age, so maybe I can help? I love their Niacinamide & Zinc (skin clearing) in the morning, matrixyl (mild wrinkles) and oils at night!

[@rebeccayeatesmakeup]

izeofthewrld I’ve ordered the 0.2% as they recommend to use a low % as it can react with your skin/face. As soon as your skins use to it then you can go up to the next level like the 0.5% & onwards. Also they say you must use an High SPF as your skin will be more prone to UVA/UVB damage. I love using the Nivea Sun No Shine face cream SPF 50 as that has a 4 star rating. Hope this helps

[@francescaashton1599]

If you email the ordinary with your main skin concerns then they will send you a suitable regimen

[@izeofthewrld]

On it, thanks!

[@izeofthewrld]

Thanks, will definitely check them out!

[@FrannyLuvsAll]

This video was excellent and exactly what I needed currently as I’m trying to revamp my skincare routine. Would love to see more in this series! Maybe fashion, hair care, beauty tools? And a more in depth video on serums would be awesome. I’d like to use them but don’t quite understand how?

[@hollywilkes4301]

Body care (fake tan, body moisturisers, shower oils etc) and a fashion edition please!

[@havvakaplan3071]

Hepsini almak istiyorum ne kadar hepsi

[@matildaonvideo]

Loved this Fleur! Your excellent beauty knowledge and, above all, your honesty always comes across in your videos. Constantly setting the bar so high for others in that regard and also how well you interact with viewers! 👏🏼 I started a channel seven months ago as a hobby outside my full time job and if content creation was to turn into my career at some stage, I'd certainly aim to treat it as professionally and respectfully as you do. Thank you! x

[@FleurDeForce]

Thanks so so much for your lovely comment! I have and always will aim to be honest and informative as possible! Thanks so so much for watching and your awesome support! xo

[@Amanda-hc3rf]

Fluer great video..thank you as always. I am in my 30's but nobody has explained make-up to me before you!! I wear mascara and a tinted moisturiser. Would love to wear more. Could you possible do a video for a beginners makeup bag? And what order you put them on...really a video of make-up for dummies:))

[@catherinelawler8125]

Amanda Doyle in her makeup were to spend and save video, she goes through each product in the order you put in on your face. X

[@deirdremcmahon5211]

Amanda Doyle Sharon Farrell is excellent for tutorials and explaining how and why particular products and methods work. She is a pro makeup artist and gives great tips for a variety of face shapes, skin tones etc. She's good fun to watch too.

[@catherinelawler8125]

I know you asked her and not me, but tinted moisturiser, concealer over the top (collection 16h is nice) then blush (nars orgasm suits alot of people), powder if you get shiny (I like bourjois), eyebrow pencil (try fleur's!) neutral eyeshadow palette and brushes, then eyeliner kohl or liquid (rimmel or nyx), then mascara, then lipstick or lip balm (I love the dior like glow). Watching some of her get ready videos will definitely help. Let me know if you want lower end recommendations for anything because makeup can get expensive when you're starting off, before you've built up a collection hehe

[@Amanda-hc3rf]

Thank you girls...will check all that out. 😀

[@jinanh2712]

check rachhloves! she makes great makeup for beginners vids xx

[@victoriaunderwood8687]

I totally agree! I've used both the garnier micellar water and clinique take the day off balm for over a year now xxx

[@christinaking06]

I would like to hear more about this brand the ordinary as I haven’t heard of it before , could you do like a best and worst of, or something along them lines ? Xxx

[@stickylolly]

love your natural relaxed way recently ... I agree with you in this video especially the cleansing balms .... cheers Fleur

[@nabihaf1]

Brilliant video idea and presented so well! I agree with everything except I like to spend a little more on moisturisers just because i feel the more affordable ones tend to sit on my skin and I feel like they aren’t actually moisturising it.

[@laynaaa]

I have very sensitive eyes and till recently the only micellar water that did not irritate my eyes was Bioderma (and I tried a LOT of different ones). I still love it, will probably buy again, have a couple bottles stocked up and will happily use them up BUT the 2nd micellar water that does agree with my eyes is Simple Micellar Water (not their eye make up remover that burned my eyes like crazy!). I love it and so is my purse lol I spend quite a bit on skincare but as a whole, not on individual products. I will spend more on a good serum. I will not spend a lot on eye cream as I am not convinced it's something we definitely need. I will always, always use a sunscreen (I love the Asian mineral ones) as it is the only skincare ingredient that is proven to slow down the aging process :)

[@4mpersan]

dizzyizzy I also have sensitive eyes, but simple doesn’t work for me. Bioderma is the only one!

[@merlygirly03]

dizzyizzy I was like this, and the garnier one Fleur talks about I love but did make my eyes sore! But garnier do a delicate skin and eyes oil infused micellar water- it’s in a purple bottle! Definitely give that a go x

[@laynaaa]

Bioderma is great! I hope you'll find a cheaper alternative. It must be somewhere there lol

[@laynaaa]

I will try it! If it doesn't work on my eyes, I will use it up on my face. Thanks!

[@4mpersan]

merlygirly03 I tried that one and it burned my eyes and dried out my eyelids almost enough to trigger an eczema attack! YMMV but it was very much not good for me.

[@lauraturner5611]

I love these style videos. Anything that is targeted. Id love a video of the best and worst of spf moisturisers! I'm on the lookout for one atm xx

[@j_stuchbury2123]

For people with sensitive or reactive skin I highly recommend the CeraVe line which is new to the UK and probably more affordable in the US. The cleanser probably isn't the best for removing heavy makeup or sunblock but it's great if you need a mild cleanser that doesn't strip or irritate your skin and my dermatologist recommended I use the night time moisturizer during the day. They have a micellar water but it irritated my eyes so I can't recommend that. A higher priced line I've had success with is the Drunk Elephant line. Mostly with their moisturizers and eye cream.

[@laurarivera9686]

I love these videos/series!! After watching your videos for years, I trust your opinion so much, so this type of video its very insightful! thaaanks! x

[@joannataitimu-kidd5158]

Loved this totally agree with your skin care and make up spend vs save recommendations! Would love to see a fashion and a hair vid too xx

[@DamnitDanniDanielle]

I usually subscribe to Caroline Hiron's advice about skincare budgeting - sandwiching. Basically your makeup remover/cleanser and top moisturizer might as well be expensive because obviously cleansers you rinse off and essentially all basic moisturizers are the same. Of course there are moisturizers that do more than the basics so that isn't as much of a hard and fast rule for me. All the stuff in between is where I'll spend more money, the treatments basically.

[@dzymzlzyb1268]

I love the IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Makeup 3-in-1 Makeup Melting Balm. It’s supposed to be a makeup remover, purifying cleanser and anti-aging serum in one and it’s the only balm I’ve found that you don’t absolutely have to remove with water if you don’t want to. It doesn’t feel greasy when toweled off. And it doesn’t break my sensitive skin out at all.

[@nuhanoocks2234]

I am loving these series!! So helpful and informative :D Thanks!

[@srkeller82]

maybe you could do a spend and save video on nail care/polish/remover/cuticle treatment/etc. Also a video on body care such as lotions, bath bombs, self tanner, etc for spend and save might be an idea too.

[@malzook303]

a decent rule of thumb i follow is anything going down the sink, you should spend less on (cleansers, removers)--although masks, which i technically wash off, I spend more on. also that oil infused micellar water is the best makeup remover ever.

[@emmapamela]

Spend and Save on home wear would be one I would love to see! X

[@jenthebubble1914]

My two fav cleansing balms are from boots botanics range. One is the hydraburst cleanser it’s in a tube and is a thick balm/gel to oil and the other one is their pot cleanser. Both fabulous and I don’t find they leave any residue. I do use a flannel with them. I also love Olay prducts. Xx

[@helleduusgaard1674]

If you like the Clinique cleanser, you should definetly try the Biotherm Biosource balm-to-oil. Although Biotherm has a tiny amount of fragrance in the ingredients list (artificial, not perfume), it has no parabens, which Clinique is filled with. Plus the Biotherm doesn’t leave a sort of blurred eyesight, like the Clinique tends to do.

[@deirdremcmahon5211]

Helle Duusgaard Ah I thought the blurred vision only happened to me! I moved on from Lush Ultrabland for that reason, but don't find the Clinique one at all as bad thankfully!

[@sheilascuncio8675]

Fleur great video, I agree with all of this. I would also love a video about the best Ordinary products to buy. You look great, motherhood made you look even more beautiful. Thank you for the great videos.

[@teresamarie3718]

Please do more. Topic ideas; Hair care, hair styling, handbags, nailcate, polishes & removers, jewelry, shoes, basic wardrobe staples, occasion wear, underwear? Maybe. Winter wear, functional clothing like exercise /sports wear ....

[@FionaA89]

Love these sort of spend vs save videos! Have you tried anything from the Algenist brand? x

[@chanellover77]

I always trust your opinion and love hearing what you love and recommended. Would be interested to see a haircare and fashion one!

[@allytibbs]

This was so so interesting! Please do one on hair!

[@gabrielairimias]

I have tried Algenist anti aging eye cream. I truly reccomend it. I am 35, working long hours, i have alot of stress, i drink alot of coffee and i smoke. No wrinkles. Not even lines.

[@natiafoote]

Thank you Fleur!! I've just started getting into skincare more so this video is very helpful, also the comments so far have some great recommendations! wooo awesome vid xx

[@jessijacobs8]

I absolutely love your videos! They look beautiful, are professionally put together, your editing is always immaculate and your topics and product knowledge is incredible!! Thank you Fleur!!! 🙏😘💖

[@ellalala0000]

Farmacy from Sephora has a good cleansing balm too! Texture is lighter than the clinique one but even more effective!

[@smileformedear]

Ooh I was not expecting a skincare exclusive video ! Bring em on if there's more you have to talk about :)

[@Truth1561]

GSimple do a brilliant moisturiser with SPF 30 ( simple kind to skin + protecting moisture cream SPF 30)which plays nicely under makeup and is only about £5 ( but is often on offer .) my daughter introduced me to it and we've both been using it over a year now. Ultrasun do a wonderful higher SPF face moisturiser with anti-ageing ingredients that lasts all day, sits well under makeup and can be picked up for less than £30- it is also useable for 2 hrs once opened witch is very unusual.

[@Truth1561]

Plus alpha h has been my favourite glycolic for about 3 yrs.

[@terryfischer1070]

This is just the video that I need. I'm always looking to improve my skincare...products and routine!

[@bianca.silaghi]

please consider making videos on the subject of skin care for different skin type (oily, dry), tx

[@ladyneroli]

The garnier hydrating sheet mask is really good!! Saying that, we should all try and cut down on wipes and disposable products as they aren't great for the environment.

[@julianurse3372]

Hi Fleur,I would definitely recommend looking into CHANEL skincare more deeply. They've been developing skincare for over 90years. There are several research centres all over the world. The Sublimage range for example is high end but the everything surrounding the range is fascinating. Xx x

[@BryonyBurrett]

It's important to note with The Ordinary that yes they use proven ingredients at an affordable price, but it's affordable because of the formulation. The more 'high-tech' (for want of a better word) the formulation and the ability to deliver ingredients to the skin most effectively, the more expensive the product. So yes The Ordinary is cheap and uses proven ingredients, but it won't be as effective as more expensive formulations. Case in point is their sister brand NIOD when you compare The Ordinary's Hylaronic Acid and NIOD's Multi Molecular Hylaronic Complex 😊

[@magdadv2162]

Thank you Fleur for such a useful video, I would love to know everything you have to say about skincare. Totally agree with where to save and where to spend. I may suggest more content about skincare for these of us that we are in our late twenties and we're in these point where we want to start on anti aging but still have some acne... Sorry for my english I don't know if I making myself clear. Love your work

[@beautization]

Hi Fleur! Maybe you could do one on spend vs save at the beauty/hair/nail salon. For example I would not dye my hair myself and always go to a hairdresser but I always just do my own nails at home. Also really liked this one too, I have been looking forward to it!! Lots of love, Diana

[@issya9595]

Absolutely love these videos Fleur, So helpful to me as a young mom of two! Thank you ❤️❤️

[@jennaelyse5933]

I’d totally watch a fashion spend or save. Or a hair care spend or save.

[@buzzi2k]

Thanks Fleur. Really interesting. Fashion one would be great! Maybe accessories as another? And beauty electricals?

[@margaux1511]

Super informative, thanks for including affordable options!

[@wandaann9755]

I began using Simple micellar water and wipes because of you years ago. So I trust your suggestions and reviews. Thank you. So... I know nails are a throw away subject but maybe you can do a video on dips and different kinds of treatments.?

[@laurappbeauty]

This was so helpful Fleur, I have gone on to buy many of your skincare recommendations over the years and I've definitely become increasingly more serious about my skincare routine as I've got older. I have to add in that a brand I think is tremendously overlooked because it is a supermarket brand is Aldi's Lacura Skincare. Many of the ingredients are the same as some high-end products, depending on what you're looking for, but I have done a fair few reviews on some of their lines and have been suitably impressed with how they perform and how affordable they are, they really are worth a look at too if you are a girl on a budget. Xx

[@sonyareznikova4542]

I used SO many of their facial moisturizers until switching to Cetaphil so I could use one product on my face and body. 90% sure Lacura doesn't test on animals, either!

[@andriaioakem4036]

Hi Fleur please also do a hair care one with products especially for colour treated hair like shampoos, conditioners, masks, treatments, oils clarifying shampoos etc. Thank youuuu! ⭐️

[@cathymccarthy5360]

I’ve recently been using products from Colleen Rothschild. You can only buy the range from her site in the US, but I get it shipped to Australia. You would love their cleansing balm - it smells amazing and the texture is really nice. There are a few products I’m loving and it’s not a confusing range which I enjoy. I have wanted to try both the Sarah Chapman and Zelens eye cream. I think Sarah’s has argireline which is great around the eye and I also like one that can be used on the eyelid.

[@MaryLouise1996]

Have you tried the cleansing balm from the boots botanics range? It’s between £6 and £9 (depending when you buy it) and I really like it. It removes my makeup well, although it does leave a balmy residue which I personally like as I feel like it makes my skin really supple and hydrated. I even used it as a mask while away skiing when my skin really needed some moisture. For anyone who likes the idea of a cleansing balm (and who maybe hasn’t been lucky enough to try a more expensive one which may mean this one doesn’t compare as well) I really think this is a good inexpensive option to dip your toe in the cleansing balm waters!

[@bhumika_t]

I love the Garnier Micellar Water, Clinique Take the Day Off and Pixi Glow Tonic. Pixi x Caroline Double Cleanse is also a nice makeup cleansing balm. I want to try The Ordinary products but they always come with huge customs duty here in India, hence haven't tried them yet. Sunday Riley, Peter Thomas Roth on my wishlist

[@marroosh]

Bhumika Thakkar have you tried ordering through Cult Beauty website? I order to the UAE and it works very well, no customs added. I’m sure they ship to India too.

[@bhumika_t]

Marijke Fox they do but a lot of customs duty :( I pay 48% duty on colourpop too

[@monicawra2811]

I kind of hate to admit it but my all time favorite moisturizer is the original Creme de la Mer. Oh. My. God. I look like I've never stepped out of the house, gotten my 8 hours of sleep, and stayed amazingly hydrated. I don't have to use any of my serums with this one. But, I just can't justify the purchase for a moisturizer. Since I use serums I generally go for simple ones from the drugstore. But, when I can, I try to buy the La Mer Eye Concentrate. That is one of the most amazing eye products I've ever used. I really want to try the Pixi Glow Tonic but never seem to find it in stores. Great video as always! I really appreciate the advice :)

[@shhhlauren]

This lip color is gorgeous! What is it?!

[@truthlackslyricism1831]

I was going to ask the same thing! It's so pretty.

[@Tiffany-cr6mr]

shhhlauren I need to know 😫

[@traceylechi1370]

really useful informative video. Generally agree with what you've said. Thanks for sharing!

[@sarahs1708]

Wow so much useful info in a short vid! Perhaps you could do a clothing vid and an accessories vid?xx

[@icecreamjelly]

Love this video!! Agree with most of what you say! I don’t use a separate eye cream yet, just use my serums all over. Love advanced night repair! And love my ordinary retinol!! Use a couple different moisturisers like Ren and Simple but a separate SPF from La Roche pose, normally use pixi glow tonic but I’ve just ran out! Also use alpha h liquid gold. Love skin care! But don’t always have the money to buy what I want but these kind of videos really help a gurl out xx

[@kiuka]

I learnt so much with this video, thank you!

[@hotmama0355]

Tha tata resurfacing stuff is amazing! I got a sample ina Sephora play and I fell in love!!

[@magicrachel1]

Great reviews thank you very much for being so honest! I love ‘the ordinary’ but I also love treating myself every now and again, it’s great to see an unbiased opinion on where I can save and where it is worth splurging... yes a clothing addition to the save and splurge series would be great xx

[@BakerFrancine]

Great video, love skincare info/advice! Would love another video in the series, a fashion one would be fun 😄 I love Clinique's products! I bought my first mid-range cleanser from Clinique. Their Take the Day Off and Moisture Surge lines are great! I was also using the Caudalie Foaming Cleanser as a second cleanse, but my skin has been getting more dry so I switched to the Cerave Hydrating cleanser which has been working great. The Peter Thomas Roth serum with the encapsulated retinol sounds like it would be good for my sensitive skin. Thanks! ❤️

[@mavelinnunez9221]

Always love ur recommendations Fleur!! Thanks for sharing love u xoxo

[@MandolineMoon]

For sure I thought you would mention Emma Hardie cleansing balm, wasn’t it your favorite for a long time? Love the video! Very comprehensive!

[@Naarmmmm]

Hey Fleur, I'd love you to give a korean skincare a go. They have so many amazing products with advanced technology. Even the affordable brands perform really well in my opinion.

[@shuangsvlog7955]

Love this video! Do you mind doing a video of best of Lamer? I have been really interested in this brand recently.

[@donnamclaren952]

you should bring back the Cleansing Balm Battles, I loved them. - heimish, All Clean Balm

[@radarlover77]

Great tips. My kids are grown, youngest is 10. However I bet a baby skincare for Moms with little ones would appreciate that topic. I have been asked what I used on my kids by newer moms. Just a thought.

[@fayemariem]

Amazing video Fleur! So informative and honest! 👏👍xx

[@ashInTheWoods]

Pixi Glow Tonic is my skincare MVP!

[@JuliettaSVK]

Hi Freud! Love this video! I had my first baby two weeks before Riven was born and now I’m struggling to find skincare that’s minimalistic and having a hard time understanding options safe for breastfeeding. Would love a video on skincare safe for breastfeeding that’s also effective.

[@alexjoanes2896]

My problem is that I have no idea what I need to use on my face! I pretty much just use moisturiser, night cream, eye cream and lip balm, and wipes to remove my make up. I also use a cleanser in the shower. Should I be using a serum? Should I be using acid for something? Should I use regular masks? What is vitamin c for (other than cold prevention)? OMG - this is all terrifying!!

[@sarahmontana4106]

Wow!! Thanks so much for the in depth breakdown of skincare...love!!! What are your thoughts on the Pixi cleansing balm? Also recommendations on a good sleeping mask...mid range thanks.

[@fernandac8059]

Can you do a video of your top picks of The Ordinary, pleaseeee

[@FleurDeForce]

I did do one about a year ago... would you guys want an updated one? xo

[@elenayeates449]

Yes, please. Loved this video.

[@jenniferblake5553]

Some other brand you may like is derma -e for low end and dermalogica for mid range . There more medi based brands in the states

[@mutulina]

Fleur,i would like to see a haircare/hairstyling video like this! 😊

[@Lornawhitney]

Some great recommendations thanks Fleur! ⭐️

[@jemmaphipps888]

Really enjoyed this, I love my skin care and spend money on it. So having some new things to try is great, defo going to have to have a look at that mask. What about hair care, pre wash, washing, styling, conditioning etc ...

[@AnaGonzalez-yl1gr]

I have personally found that my skin did not improve until i started using more mid range skincare like keils, first aid beauty, fresh etc. Lower priced moisturizers, eye creams, cleansers and masks all either didn't do much of anything to help or they actually made my dry and sensitive skin worse. There are two exceptions to that, one being the vanicream cleanser, which is so good and perfect for my sensitive skin and not very expensive, and the ordinary moisturizing factors with HA, which is really effective at such a low price 🤓

[@catherinelawler8125]

The boots botanicals range is really good. Most of their day creams are spf 15 uva 5*.

[@aimeejane_writings]

Fleur, you are a huge inspiration to me and I loved meeting you a couple of years back. I hope we can meet again Your dedication is absolutely mind blowing. Baby River is adorable and I bet she will grow up to become an amazing person with a great courier ahead of her, you’re so cute as a family and ily. Keep up the good work, Mike is amazing too☺️💓xxxx

[@nomytheone]

I personally have never had good experience with "cheaper" moisturizers - they either clog my pores or do not moisturize anything, which essentially means you're wasting your money. I know it has to do with the ingredients but I am yet to figure out which of the active ones work best for me. I'm using the REN ever calm moisturizer now and it's amazing

[@jessicawong8416]

You can do one on hair care products like shampoo, conditioner, heat protectant, etc.

[@martinadobke9639]

Totally agree with The ordinary products. Love them 😆

[@thebetterthird6402]

Martina Dobke THANK YOU! I’ve been hearing so much hoopla about Brandon lately, I make me sick! The brand is great and affordable, and I don’t think Brandon’s conduct should reflect on it! Personally, I use 3 products from the Ordinary every day and one from Niod and my aging skin is looking, well, less aging!