Witch Blemish Stick fabbbloggersleeds | review | whenflowersfall | witch blemish stick

Hi lovelies, 

today's little review is a goody from the #FabbBloggersLeeds event. 

The Witch blemish stick contains witch hazel extract and claims to help fight against acne in oily/combination skin.The stick is compact and strong enough to survive even a surprise dog chewing attack. The product itself is blue but transfers clear. 

I have tested this product on a problem area on my forehead. The stick definitely works instantly, giving a slightly tingling sensation after application. I only applied once a day but I found it dried out my problem patches quickly and cleared the area within a couple of days. 

I did find that my skin was pretty dry after the area had cleared, but I find a good moisturisor can keep that from being a problem. 

Although this product does do the job it supposed to, I wouldn't recommend over applying the product due to its drying nature. I haven't used this for a couple of weeks and I find I still have to focus a lot of moisturisor on the one spot I used it on. Apart from that, it's a great product.

The Witch Blemish Stick* sells for £2.89 at Boots.

Jamela Skin Care 24k Gold Under Eye Masks 24k gold eye masks | eye masks | FABB events | fabbbloggersleeds | jamela skincare | review | whenflowersfall

Hey beauties ,

Today's review is for the most odd feeling eye masks I have ever tried. 

The Jamela 24k gold under eye masks are part of a huge range that includes everything from full face masks to breast masks. Yes, you read that right. 

The masks are infused with not only gold, but natural plant collagen which is easily absorbed by the skin. The treatment brightens complexion, moisturises and nourishes the skin. 

Upon opening this little package, I was slightly shocked by the feeling of these little eye masks. As Sarah from Bowsandblushx said, they feel very much like the little jelly aliens that you used to get in eggs as a kid. 

I moved on from the freakish feeling and applied them under my eyes. I then left them on for roughly thirty minutes. After the time had passed, the masks had thinned and were a lot less jelly like. 

My under eyes felt smoother, plumper and looked a whole lot healthier. And this was just after one use!

A full pack of 16 pairs will cost you £32.50, which looking at it like that seems a little pricey, but divided by 16 it works out as a pretty good deal. Especially for something that has instant results.

If you would like to give these a go yourself, or maybe you feel brave enough to try something else from the range, head on over to www.jamelaskincare.co.uk

Let me know if you try them!

Sam

xoxo

This product was in the #FabbBloggersLeeds Goodie bag