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Samarité Skincare Review - 1 Month Update

 Samarité kindly sent over some of their products* for me to try last month and I thought I would give a 1 month update. I love nothing more than being able to fully test a product before writing a final review, so over the past month I've incorporated these products into my AM and PM skincare routine.
  

The first product Samatiré sent over was the Divine Elixir. This is probably my favourite product from the collection. It's a really lovely lightweight elixir, that performs and feels like an essence. One thing I love about this is how quickly it absorbs into my skin. It's not greasy or oily, so is perfect as part of my AM and PM skincare routine. Since using this, I have found my skin is glowing and I mean glowing... I've ditched highlighter completely since using this. My skin looks like I've just had a facial every time I use this, my skin is juicy, plump and super hydrated. 
 - The only con is the shelf life is 6 months, which isn't that long for a product of this size. So I would only purchase this if you are thinking of using it in your AM and PM routine. 

The second product is the Divine Cream. This is recommended for people with dry skin and Rosacea. As someone with dry skin, I often find thick creams border on greasy, but this is perfect. It's a rich, thick cream that is perfect for winter and anyone suffering dry skin. It leaves my skin glowing and I love that this product doubles up as an eye cream.  I think this is perfect for anyone wanting a little skin TLC over winter, no matter what skin type. 

The third product is the Supreme Balm. This is a kind of multi-purpose product. If you're a fan of Weleda Skin food or Egyptian Magic Cream you'll love this. I love using this on specific areas I have dry skin. My chin, my elbows, my knees. It is a little on the oily side so if you're not into those kind of products, I would stick to the Divine Cream. 















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