Then add in ‘skincycling’ of acids and retinol that I’m currently using, and my skin isn’t looking it’s best. Having combination skin, some areas feel and look drier than I’d like - especially under makeup. Sarah tried the M&S Fresh Elements Hydrate range You can shop the M&S Fresh Elements Glow range here. The only issue I have with this moisturiser is that it has got a bit of a suncream feel to it, and takes a bit of work to massage in without looking streaky.Īfter using the products in conjunction with one another, my skin looked and felt a lot smoother, giving me a really dewy finish that’s perfect for summer and those makeup free days.
In the mornings, the Light It Up protecting day cream, complete with SPF, is the ultimate way to start the day, combining skincare with sun protectant. The same can be said for the Twinkle All Day brightening eye gel, which immediately depuffed my undereyes and disguised my dark circles by giving them a big drink of hyaluronic acid.Īfter using the M&S Fresh Elements glow range The Night Night brightening night creamis a rich and velvety moisturiser that feels more luxe than its £12.50 price tag would suggest. The Dream On radiant overnight serum is dreamy, with a light texture that meant one pump was enough to cover my whole face - it was at this point that I really started to see my skin start to glow. It’s gentle enough, but I’ll likely be using it sparingly in my weekly routines. Post-toner, I tried out the Ex-Glowliate purifying exfoliating treatment (£9.50), but this felt a bit too abrasive and had me worried for my skin barrier.
The glow-boosting tonic rivals the likes of Pixi Glow and Skin Proud for less, however, the pump-action dispenser can take some getting used to. Before using the M&S Fresh Elements glow rangeĮach of the products have a number on them so that you know exactly which order to use them in., so I went straight in with the Sunshine Tonic Glycolic Toner, which comes in at a purse-friendly £8.50.
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