I've tried thousands of products as a beauty assistant and these are the 5 products under £10 that I swear by
With a new beauty release being announced by the minute, it’s becoming almost impossible to maintain a solid regime, or one at all for that matter.
You succumb to the hype, purchase a product and barely make it to the end of the bottle or tub before you've set your sights on a new find - story of my life. I've tried and tested more beauty products than I'd dare to count and select a new favourite pretty much every other day. However, I am always sure to keep a safe haven of beauty saviours that I can always depend on when my current collection just isn't cutting it.
It's all fun and games being a product junkie and keeping up with trends, but ultimately it's down to preference. Fortunately, I have compiled a list of 5 skincare and makeup products that will never leave my stash or break the bank in the process.
These are the 5 beauty products under £10 that I swear by...
Revolution Conceal & Define Concealer, £3.95, Beauty Bay
When this concealer hit the shelves it seemed almost too good to be true. I was pleasantly surprised to discover it wasn’t just a fad. This concealer proves that full coverage, longevity and an excellent shade range are not just attributed to luxury brands. After just one use, this product had acquired my indefinite approval.
Nyx Professional Makeup Eyebrow Gel, £6.50, NYX
It’s no secret that eyebrows frame the face and sometimes finding the perfect product to sculpt them to perfection can seem like an absolute drag. If pencils are just a little too fiddly for your liking, you may want to reach for a gel instead and the this one has provided me with that perfect arch, every time.
Lush Oatifix Fresh Face Mask, £9, Lush
This is good enough to eat, literally. Its insanely nourishing combination of banana, oatmeal and illipe butter immediately coat my skin in organic goodness and relieve it of any discomfort.
CeraVe Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Cleanser, £9.50, Boots
An absolute God-send for sensitive and irritated skin, this cleanser really hits the mark by repairing the skins barrier with a trio of ceramides and the infamous hyaluronic acid. I often reach for this on occasions of over exfoliation or when the polluted city air has left my complexion just a little too parched.
The Ordinary 100% Plant-Derived Squalene, £5.50, Cult Beauty
Talk about taking multi-purpose to new levels.. I use this for everything. A couple of drops in my moisturiser, a quick hair smoother in the morning or a base for my foundation to achieve that ‘glass skin’ look - it does it all. Plus, its odour and colour free, making it oh so easy to work with.
