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There are some things that the Body Shop does so well. Its Vitamin E skincare range is truly a gleaming gem in their beauty crown and rekindling my love affair with it has got my skin feeling happy.
The night cream, day cream and the overnight serum-in-oil play a regular part in my daily routine but the Hydrating Toner is one which has recently caught my attention and I am asking myself why I have not noticed this before.
As you may know, I’ve got into the habit of now using an exfoliating toner which has made a profound difference in the state of my skin by brightening and smoothing it. I honestly can’t imagine skipping this crucial step any more. However, what an exfoliating toner does is it takes away (the dead skin cells, tones, firms and tightens the skin) and that moisture that’s been stripped needs to be put back in to rebalance things, which is where the hydrating part comes in.
Since I started using this hydrating toner from the Body Shop, it’s sealed the deal with my skincare. I feel much happier with how bright, clear and healthy looking my skin appears. Finally, the mythical two-step toner routine makes sense.
I know what you’re thinking and chances are I am thinking the same thing too – another skin care product in the heaving daily routine means a further expense. I’m happy to spend up to £20 on an exfoliating toner, I also have to consider the costs of a serum, day and night cream and a cleanser.
Adding a second toner is going to tip me over the edge, isn’t it? I have had a look around for other hydrating toners and I don’t fancy paying the price they are demanding when the Body Shop’s Vitamin E Hydrating Toner does the job spectacularly for £8 for a 100ml bottle. I’ve been using mine for nearly two months and half of it left. And I use it twice a day. It smells gorgeous, it’s cooling on my skin and it’s effective. And I’ve just noticed it’s down to £4.80 on the Body Shop’s website! I’m off to fill up my virtual basket with a few bottles.
*PR sample
