Showing posts with label Greenpeople. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greenpeople. Show all posts

Monday, 23 July 2012

July: Used, Abused And Reviewed.

 Living Nature Vitalising Cleanser & Balancing Night Gel Samples: I cant really remember much about either of these but they were really tiny samples with nomore than one use each.
  Would I Repurchase? Not sure.
Origins GinZing Eye Cream Sample x2: GinZing is a product I've always been tempted to purchase. Reviews are nearly always good so I was excited to try it out. I got around a months use from both sachets and yes it illuminates the eye area slightly but thats it, it didnt depuff as it claims.
Would I Repurchase? Maybe.
Sally Hansen Insta-Dri: Dries out and goes gloopy far too quickly but its still a brilliant product.
Would I Repurchase? Already have.
Batiste Tropical Dry Shampoo: I love Batiste and tropical is probably my favourite one but the mini 50ml doesnt last long at all.
Would I Repurchase? Yes but only in full size and I want to try cherry next.
Green People Gentle Cleanse Make Up Remover & Cleanser*: Lovely cleanser. Left my face feeling really soft and removed make up well. You can read my full review here
Would I Repurchase? Not at the minute.
Burts Bees Naturally Nourishing Milk & Honey Body Lotion: Gorgeous scent, I couldnt stop sniffing myself everytime I used this. Done a decent job of moisturising but its maybe not the best for people with really dry skin. Its nice and light for summer though.
Would I Repurchase? Undecided.
L'Oreal Color Riche Nail in Opera Ballerina: One of my all time favourite polishes. I just love this and wear it atleast once a week. Click here for swatches.
Would I Repurchase? Yes and I already have. :)
 Beyond Organic Replenishing Hand Cream*: I reviewed this back in feb (link)
Would I Repurchase? Its such a rich cream so I would only purchase it during the colder months as my hands arent overly dry.
Liz Earle Skin Repair Moisturiser in Dry/Sensitive: The Skin Repair Moisturisers just dont suit my skin at all. Even the Light option still leaves my skin greasy but I've been using it as a neck cream.
Would I Repurchase? No.

So thats everything I got through this month. Have you posted your empties posts yet? Link them below so I can have a nosey.
*PR sample

Friday, 9 March 2012

Green People Firming Cooling Soothing Eye Gel


This eye gel from Green People was a Green Beauty Bible Award Winner 2009/2010 so I was really excited to try it. The eye gel comes in a squeeze up tube not unlike a lipgloss, and is a transparent gel designed to be used during the day. The tube contains 10ml of product which might seem tiny (most eye creams are around 15ml) but I've been using it for around 2 months now and still havent made a dent.

'Wrinkle reducing eye gel for tired eyes in need of a lift' - I loved that I wasnt blinded by percentages and crazy statements claiming that I'll have the eye area of a 12 year old after using this. My eyes often feel tired and bleh so this sounded perfect for me plus anything with 'cooling' in its name draws me in. I keep my eye gel in the fridge usually and gently pat some on after I cleanse and tone (eye cream/gel should always go on before moisturiser, I'm sure most people know this already but I'm just throwing it out there). It is seriously cooling, even if not kept in the fridge. My under eye area would marry this eye gel in a flash, I just know it.

As the gel starts to dry you can feel an instant tightening effect, not uncomfortable in any way, shape or form. It instantly makes me feel wide awake and is a great concealer base, theres no 'roll off' like you get with some gel products. If you suffer from skin dryer than the sahara under your eyes then I would say this probably wont be moisturising enough for you, you might need something more intensive.

Eye creams/gels are expensive so when I found out this was only £8.50 I was a happy bunny. Its not going to break the bank and lasts a loooooong time. Green people also do a night version which is a cream and is the same price.

Green People really got it spot on with this eye gel and as usual, theres no nasties in any of the products.

PR sample


Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Review: GREENPEOPLE Gentle Cleanse Make Up Remover & Cleanser.

GREENPEOPLE Gentle Cleanse Make Up Remover & Cleanser £16.95, 200ml. Made with 93.77% organically grown ingredients.

I've been really interested in skincare ingredients for the last year or so, I've tried to educate myself a bit on what the mumbo jumbo on the back of packaging really means and as a result, I try to go organic wherever possible. I was sent Gentle Cleanse to try so I'll list what GreenPeople products dont contain rather than what they do.

Naturally made without: Parabens, lanolin, alcohol (ethanol, ethyl, alcohol), sodium lauryl/laureth sulphate, PEG's, phythalates, propylene glycol, petrochemicals, colourants, DEA, TEA, PABA sunscreen or any other harsh additives.


Gentle Cleanse is suitable for vegans and vegetarians, fairly traded, never tested on animals and the winner of Natural Health magazine beauty awards 2011. I received the 50ml size which comes in a simple pump dispenser. I really love products with pumps, its more hygenic, stops the product drying out and stops me being heavy handed and squeezing double the amount out.


The texture is a light cream and suitable for all skin-types. 'Formulated to balance, nourish and moisturise. Anti-ageing and anti-inflammatory properties. Rich, sensual aroma from pure plant sources. Suitable for areas of sensitive skin and safely removes eye make-up (including waterproof mascara)'
The scent reminds me of the Figs & Rouge Geranium Balm from Decembers FeelUnique Beauty Box but nowhere near as strong, thankfully.

Directions: Apply in small circular movements. Remove with either tissue, cotton wool or remove with lukewarm water and then a splash of cold. (I use a muslin cloth or flannel mitt). Because the cream is light, its easy to remove and doesnt leave a film over the skin like some cleansers can. Removes makeup quickly and easily and didnt break me out at all.
Greenpeople do a whole range of different products including an unscented line which I'm tempted to try. If anyone has tried any other products from this brand I'd love to know what you think and what you would recommend.

I should mention that at the mo theres a 25% off everything sale and free delivery untill the end of the month. http://www.greenpeople.co.uk/ 

xo

Products sent for review.