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Liquid Peel

I know it's been a while but Uni took over my life a tad so unfortunately I just couldn't find the time to fit in any blogs. But I'm back with one of my favourite Body Shop Products!

Drops of Youth Liquid Peel

Exfoliating has always felt like a pointless chore to me, especially when it comes to my face as I can rarely see the benefit straight away. This was until I tried the Drops of Youth Liquid Peel. It's amazing to see a product work straight away so when I first tried it I was surprised and kinda grossed out. The liquid peel is part of The Body Shop's anti-pollution range and is made with 3 plant stem cells, Edelweiss, Sea Holly, and Criste Marine.

The peel gently traps and peels off impurities, pollutants, and dead skin cells which reveals healthier looking skin straightaway. I have been using this product for over a year and I wouldn't consider any other exfoliator! The product is completely vegan and cruelty-free and is only £18 which is great for a product that last's so long!

How to use:

I use this product once or twice a week max as it work's quickly and you don't want to over exfoliate as it can aggravate the skin. Using one or two pumps is enough as you gently massage it all over your face and neck. I tend to do this in the shower as it's tricky to wash off otherwise. After exfoliating I wash it off using a facial wash which leaves my skin feeling silky smooth. I would 100% recommend this product as it's so effective and has helped me a lot with reducing spots and blackheads. Overall I'd give this product 5/5. Below displays how the product works (I know it's gross) but it's satisfying as heck! The afterimage show's the dead skin that peeled off from my hand, however, on your face, you may find that some of the skin is black due to dirt and pollution.

(All opinions are my own)

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