Friday, 21 June 2019

Tropic Skincare Clear Skin Blemish-Fighting Mask.

If you read my blog regularly, then you will know that I absolutely love Tropic Skin Care. Their mission has always been to create natural, cruelty-free products that will genuinely benefit the skin. With no toxic chemicals and instead just using nutritious ingredients, you are treated to luxurious, pampering products that always stay true to their ethos. The latest product that I have just absolutely loved using is the Clear Skin Blemish-Fighting Mask.
Tropic Skincare Clear Skin Blemish-Fighting Mask
Tropic Skincare Clear Skin Blemish-Fighting Mask and Spatula
I love a good face mask, I love one that comes with a mission to do something other than sitting on your skin and make it just feel soft to the touch.
This spot-busting mask helps to control sebum levels, reduce redness and manage breakouts quickly and effectively by tightening pores. Created especially for acne and blemish-prone skin, this is a hero product for those who suffer from excessive oil production and a shiny T-zone.
Whilst I am lucky enough not to suffer from many spots, just the random ones which arrive around the time of my period along the jawline for a few days before retreating. But what I do have is combination oily skin and reduce on both cheeks, so there is always a need to try new things to bring issues under control.

This mask is everything you expect it to be and more, being bold green in colour and fairly thick texture, there is a spatula that you can purchase (£6) to help apply the mask and honestly, it does make the whole task a lot easier to do. 
Tropic Skincare Clear Spatula
Tropic Skincare Clear Skin Blemish-Fighting Mask.
The advice from Tropic Skincare HQ is to apply an even layer of the mask twice a week, avoiding the delicate eye area and then leave it on for around 10-20 minutes or until dry, and rinse using warm water.  Using ingredients which draw out all the build-up of grease, bacteria and pollution from the surface of your skin and from your pores whilst working to reduce oil and balance out your skin and they include:
  • Bamboo Charcoal - Alongside goji berry extract, it reduces redness and calms skin while refining pores.
  • Spirulina - Blended with green clay to draw out toxins and impurities, and tighten pores for a healthier-looking complexion.
  • Ginger - Works in harmony with cinnamon and salicylic acids to kill blemish-causing bacteria at the source.
My skin often reacts badly to the use of clay in a mask and it intensifies the redness and makes my skin flare up and it becomes hot to the touch, so I always do a patch test before using anything with clay in it before covering my face with it.  

This mask is so incredibly gentle on the skin that it didn't exacerbate any existing problems, but what I do love is just how gentle this mask is on my skin, not only do you get that feeling of your skin being able to breathe (and yes it is just a feeling) but there is no uncomfortable dried-out skin, it isn't taut and feeling the need of moisture either, but it does look and feel clean.  I live in London and have days when I just want to scratch my skin clean because I have been out and about all day in among the pollution and the dirt and the grime and know that it is just sitting on my skin, which is why I am such a big fan of double cleansing every evening.

If you have blemishes, prone to breakouts and want something to help control that excess oil, then his mask ticks all of those boxes and many more and all for just £20 here.




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Creative Ways to Add Colour to Your Home

AD| You will find that many people’s homes are a little bland and monotonous when you walk through the door. This is because people are often hesitant to add too much colour or style because they worry that it will not look good and go against interior design trends. The home should be a reflection of your personality so you should not shy away from adding colour and style if this is what you like.
Creative Ways to Add Colour to Your Home
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Here are a few creative and unexpected ways that you can inject colour into your home. 

Paint the Ceiling
The ceiling takes up a huge amount of space in a room, yet it is usually completely ignored. Painting the ceiling an interesting shade can add colour and style to an otherwise bland room. 

Paint One Wall
Similarly, painting just one wall and having the others more neutral colours is a trend right now in interior design. This can change the focal point and make the room more visually appealing. 

Plant Life
There are many reasons why you should have plant life in the home and adding colour is one of these. Any kind of plant can add a healthy splash of colour, add visual interest, improve your mood and improve the fragrance amongst other benefits.

Curtains
Curtains can take up a huge amount of space in a room when they are drawn yet often they are an overlooked aspect of the room’s decor. Opting for a bright and colourful shade from a specialist like Direct Blinds can be a great way to add colour to any room and can work particularly well if the rest of the room is somewhat muted.

Throws & Cushions
One of the easiest and cheapest ways to add splashes of colour to an otherwise neutral room is to purchase colourful throws and cushions. These can look fantastic and highly stylish while also adding plenty of comfort to the room too.

Paint the Inside of Bookshelf
Painting the inside of a bookshelf can add colour to the room and improve the appearance of the unit. Not only this, but this is a great way to add colour without having to paint the walls (this may not be allowed if you rent) or without having to buy expensive new items for the home.

These are just a few of the most effective ways that you can add colour to your home. You should not shy away from bold injections of colour as this can make a home feel more welcoming, vibrant and a reflection of your personality.

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