This Clarins Lip Comfort Oil has a texture more akin to lip gloss than oil; it provides initial hydration but fails to maintain it. While it’s not overly sticky, I’m hesitant to recommend it, given the hefty £25 price tag.

I have around 15 of these cloths and have bought extras for my teens as they love them too. We use them to wash our face in the mornings and evenings, and also to take make-up cleanser off (we use cleansing balms).

I’ve been using this lip balm (or sleeping mask) from w7 that’s a really good dupe for the Laneige lip sleeping mask. I’ve been using it for a few months now, so I feel I can give it a fair and just review. It’s vegan & cruelty-free.

Who needs to talk about hooded eyelid tape? If you’re in the know, you’ll have seen these nifty little stickers for hooded eyes that help to lift your lids and show more of your eyelid area – great for mature lid droop too!

Absolute Collagen was not a brand I’d come across before 2020 but with some users of the brand reporting visible improvements to their skin and hair/scalp condition, I wanted to see what it could do for me.

The marketing spiel about this face mask promises to quench your skin and give a youthful, dewy glow after use. I’ve mainly used this when having a bath so the results may have been skewed with my plumped pink face from the heat.