Over the past month I have been trying out a new skin care regime and thought I could finally share my thoughts on them. The Herbalife NouriFusion multivitamin skincare range combines “science and nature to create a unique blend of herbal ingredients and vitamins A, C and E”.
- Vitamin A helps to improves skins moisture content promoting cell renewal and helping to prevent the signs of premature aging.
- Vitamin C is a key component in collagen production. It has been shown to regulate pigmentation and boost the skin’s immune system.
- Vitamin E helps to protect the skin’s moisture barrier and smooth skin
So as you can see, there are some great benefits to using this range. As a whole, I really liked it – but some products more than others.
Firstly I have been using the
NouriFusion® Multivitamin Cleanser (£14.05)* in normal to dry, which includes nourishing olive oil, sweet almond and jojoba. I have never used a facial wash as I have always been under the impression that they are too drying for my skin, but I was pleasantly surprised! This light weight cleanser comes with a pump, and all you need is one pump and it leaves you skin feeling clean yet moisturized and does a great job at removing all make-up.
After cleansing my face I always like to use a toner to get rid of any excess oil or make-up. The
NouriFusion® Multivitamin Toner (£14.05)* in normal to dry includes witch hazel, and leaves my face feeling nice and fresh. After using, my skin does not feel tight like it can after using some toners, possibly due to the fact that it does not contain alcohol, so it is very gentle.
Lastly, of an evening, I have been using
NouriFusion® Night Cream (£23.62)* which has helped to keep my skin hydrated and is also meant to supports healthy skin renewal. At first I didn’t really get on with the night cream, but it has definitely grown on me. It’s biggest downfall for me was that it took a while to sink in, leaving my skin feeling sticky. But since this is a night cream it is not too much of a problem and once it had sunk in my skin did feel lovely and smooth.
Overall my skin is feeling a lot more radiant and I definitely feel my skin has benefited from using these products. All these products are unscented, very light and moisturising - great on sensitive skin such as my own. I have also noticed after using these products for almost a month, I have not experienced any dry patches like usual!
The Nourifusion range comes in both Normal to Dry and Normal to Oily and is best purchased through an
independent distributor. There are also many other products available, such as eye gel, face masks and face scrubs - so definitely worth checking it out.
Have you heard of Nourifusion/Herbalife before? What do you look for in a good skin care range?
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Over the past month I have been trying out a new skin care regime and thought I could finally share my thoughts on them. The Herbalife NouriFusion multivitamin skincare range combines “science and nature to create a unique blend of herbal ingredients and vitamins A, C and E”.
Firstly I have been using the NouriFusion® Multivitamin Cleanser (£14.05)* in normal to dry, which includes nourishing olive oil, sweet almond and jojoba. I have never used a facial wash as I have always been under the impression that they are too drying for my skin, but I was pleasantly surprised! This light weight cleanser comes with a pump, and all you need is one pump and it leaves you skin feeling clean yet moisturized and does a great job at removing all make-up.
After cleansing my face I always like to use a toner to get rid of any excess oil or make-up. The NouriFusion® Multivitamin Toner (£14.05)* in normal to dry includes witch hazel, and leaves my face feeling nice and fresh. After using, my skin does not feel tight like it can after using some toners, possibly due to the fact that it does not contain alcohol, so it is very gentle.
Lastly, of an evening, I have been using NouriFusion® Night Cream (£23.62)* which has helped to keep my skin hydrated and is also meant to supports healthy skin renewal. At first I didn’t really get on with the night cream, but it has definitely grown on me. It’s biggest downfall for me was that it took a while to sink in, leaving my skin feeling sticky. But since this is a night cream it is not too much of a problem and once it had sunk in my skin did feel lovely and smooth.
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