Popular serums on the market

Over the past few months my skincare collection has grown a ridiculous amount. I've noticed that in

 particular my serums have become out of hand, all without realising it. There are so many incredible 

skincare products, including serums, on the market currently that aren't being talked about enough, 

which is why I wanted to do this post. I personally love a good serum. Something about giving my 

skin the extra benefits and hydration it needs, makes my skincare routine feel complete. 

Serums are a blend of highly concentrated ingredients that are used in small amounts for more 

effective results. They are often used for fine lines and wrinkles or more specific skin conditions. 

All serums are different, so it is important to read the ingredients and instructions to know what 

you are using and putting onto your skin, as well as how much and often you should be applying it.

Dermalogica biolumin-c serum* (£81.50)

A high performance vitamin c serum that brightens and firms whilst working with the skin. Using
advanced bio- technology to dramatically reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Mila Simone azzurra essence vitamin c and hyaluronic acid serum* (£20)
A powerful balance of antioxidants that work harmoniously improving the overall appearance
and feel of the skin. This is light weight and oil free and targets dull and dehydrated skin,
restoring youthful elasticity and reducing the look of fine lines, wrinkles and blemishes.

The Pro Co micro encapsulated retinol serum* (£9.99)
A vegan friendly anti ageing 'powerhouse' that delivers higher performance, deeper penetration and
extended release to benefit the skin and multiple signs of ageing including; wrinkles and irritation.

Good Molecules niacinamide serum* (£5.20)

Promoting smooth and even skin whilst reducing the appearance of pores. This is a lightweight
 serum that helps to refine skin tone and texture for a brighter and healthier looking complexion.

Good Molecules hyaluronic acid serum* (£5.20)

Replenishing the skins moisture content with a water light serum that draws moisture to the skin
for long lasting hydration. Skin appears more smooth, supple and hydrated after only one use.

xoxo
Lea-Mai

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