IndieAna- In Search of the HolyGrail

Another month, another empties post, and have I got a lot of empties! Are you in the mood for some reading? If so, grab yourself a cuppa, you might need it ;) Cutex nail polish remover- Being an avid nail polish wearer, remover is a must. On the other hand, the brand is not that important to me. Remove my polish, and I'm happy :) Repurchase? Most likely. I generally buy whatever is cheapest. TN Dickinson's Witch Hazel - A friend of mine who suffers rosacea recommended this toner to me. I figured if she could use it on her sensitive skin, I needed to try it for myself.  Repurchase? That's a hard one. Yes, I was happy using this toner, but at the moment I am using another product that I love. So, I wouldn't rule it out, but I'm not in a hurry to replace it. Skin B5 Skin Purifying Mask - This is a wonderful clay mask. Easy to apply, easy to wash off and no drying, scared-to-move-or-I'll-crack feeling. It cleanses the pores, whilst nourishing the skin. R...

I know full well that acne is not a teen problem. I wouldn't say that I suffer anything as severe as acne, but as an almost 40 year-old woman, I STILL experience break-outs. My skin has always got at least one pimple on my face. To help combat this problem, I like to incorporate a clay mask into my weekly skincare regime. I got the opportunity to try Skin B5 Purifying Mask thanks to a prize I won on beauty website, Beauty Heaven some time ago. Skin B5 is an Australian brand that is dedicated to solving problems arising from acne, but is also gentle enough for all skintypes. The formula includes the ingredients French Green Clay, Great Barrier Reef Seas Minerals, Aloe Vera and Vitamin B5, These ingredients work to target problem skin, yet soothes it, giving the skin a nutrient rich treatment. The mask comes in a screw top jar. There's a plastic shield under the lid to protect the product. The mask itself is not of the thick consistency that masks I have used in th...