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Bioderma Sensibio Range Review - PR

 

If you've been around for a long time you'll know Bioderma is one of my favourite skincare brands and they were kind enough to send me their Sensibio range to try out. 

The Bioderma Sensibio Micellar water needs no introduction. It's a staple in so many makeup artists routines and it's easy to see why. I've gone through so many of these micellar waters and nothing quite compares for me. This is the foundation of my morning skincare and is just enough cleansing without stripping my face. It's such a beautiful formula that leaves my skin looking super refreshed. 

I also received a few goodies I haven't tried before including the Sensibio eye contour gel. This really surprised me as I usually steer towards creams when it comes to eye cream, but I was super impressed with the gel. It feels more like a creamy gel and glides beautifully under the eyes and makes the perfect base for concealer. I've actually been using this in the morning as I find the gel is super deputing so really helps with those under eye bags. 

The Sensibio Soothing Micellar Cleansing Foaming Gel was another product that really impressed me. If I could make a cleanser out of the micellar water this would be it! It's everything I was looking for as part of my double cleanse routine. It's gentle enough for my sensitive skin while also helping with clogged pores and breakouts. 

Finally the Sensibio Rich Soothing Cream has lived on my skin ever since I've received it. I'm a sucker for a rich moisturiser as accutane left me with pretty dry skin. I suffer with eczema on my face and this really soothes and calms the inflamed areas. It absorbs fast but still feels hydrating through out the day. 

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