I was kindly sent a tub of Madagascan Coconut Preserving Day Moisturiser and a jar of Madagascan Coconut Brightening Eye Serum to review.
Organic and Botanic are a luxury, organic, cruelty free skin care company so no paraffins, parabens or SLS thrown into any of their range and no animals have suffered for your beautiful skin.
With paraffins, parabens and SLS being linked to skin irritation, hormone disruption and even cancer their absence more than welcome and the reason I am promoting these products on a health and fitness blog.
Their product range stems from three main plant based ingredients, Mandarin Orange, Amazonian Berry and Madagascan Coconut.
Mandarin has excellent antiseptic, anti fungal properties while also nourishing with vitamin C and E whilst also toning your skin, helping with acne and oily skin.
Amazonian Berry is a little hard to work out, I assume it is Acai berry but it's not really clear.
Now if it is in fact Acai then it is again packed full of vitamins C and E making it great for anti ageing and along with it's omega fatty acids it will help tighten and lift your skin.
Madagascan Coconut has anti bacterial, anti inflammatory and anti fungal qualities as well promoting collagen in the skin and packed full of vitamin E to help keep your face eternally young!
Onward to the actually review!
Both products smell absolutely amazing.
I didn't know if I was supposed to eat them or smear my face in them.
The cream has such a strong a aroma that you can smell it from the other side the room if someone is putting it on, I see this a big positive, I absolutely adore the smell of it.
You don't need you use a lot either product, with the eye serum tightening the skin around my eyes almost immediately and the cream absorbing into my skin just as fast.
My skin felt both tighter and softer from day one however even though I love both products and it broke my heart doing it,
I felt I needed to give them a more rigorous review.
In steps my neighbour!
Now I hope she won't mind me saying that on occasion she does get the odd out break of acne where as I barely even get a spot month to month.
Within days of using the day moisturiser her skin cleared up and as the cream did with me made her skin softer.
She has been using both daily for months, loves both products and still has plenty left
The only potentially negative thing I could say is that I didn't really know what I was doing with the pipette.
When I tried to put it directly onto my face I ended up with it in my eye, luckily with all the ingredients being organic I didn't go blind.
Going forward I used a cotton pad to avoid any further accidents.
Now the awkward part the price.
Organic and Botanic are a luxury brand and you pay a luxury price to get a very definite luxury product.
The moisturiser retails for £67 and the eye serum for £69 and I feel both are very much worth the price tag.
With the quality of ingredients, quantity you need to use and the quality of the products in general you really are getting value for money.
If I had someone special in my life then I would definitely be picking some up and I think I am a bit past buying my mum a Valentines!
Organic and Botanic are a luxury, organic, cruelty free skin care company so no paraffins, parabens or SLS thrown into any of their range and no animals have suffered for your beautiful skin.
With paraffins, parabens and SLS being linked to skin irritation, hormone disruption and even cancer their absence more than welcome and the reason I am promoting these products on a health and fitness blog.
Their product range stems from three main plant based ingredients, Mandarin Orange, Amazonian Berry and Madagascan Coconut.
Mandarin has excellent antiseptic, anti fungal properties while also nourishing with vitamin C and E whilst also toning your skin, helping with acne and oily skin.
Amazonian Berry is a little hard to work out, I assume it is Acai berry but it's not really clear.
Now if it is in fact Acai then it is again packed full of vitamins C and E making it great for anti ageing and along with it's omega fatty acids it will help tighten and lift your skin.
Madagascan Coconut has anti bacterial, anti inflammatory and anti fungal qualities as well promoting collagen in the skin and packed full of vitamin E to help keep your face eternally young!
Onward to the actually review!
Both products smell absolutely amazing.
I didn't know if I was supposed to eat them or smear my face in them.
The cream has such a strong a aroma that you can smell it from the other side the room if someone is putting it on, I see this a big positive, I absolutely adore the smell of it.
You don't need you use a lot either product, with the eye serum tightening the skin around my eyes almost immediately and the cream absorbing into my skin just as fast.
My skin felt both tighter and softer from day one however even though I love both products and it broke my heart doing it,I felt I needed to give them a more rigorous review.
In steps my neighbour!
Now I hope she won't mind me saying that on occasion she does get the odd out break of acne where as I barely even get a spot month to month.
Within days of using the day moisturiser her skin cleared up and as the cream did with me made her skin softer.
She has been using both daily for months, loves both products and still has plenty left
The only potentially negative thing I could say is that I didn't really know what I was doing with the pipette.
When I tried to put it directly onto my face I ended up with it in my eye, luckily with all the ingredients being organic I didn't go blind.
Going forward I used a cotton pad to avoid any further accidents.
Now the awkward part the price.
Organic and Botanic are a luxury brand and you pay a luxury price to get a very definite luxury product.
The moisturiser retails for £67 and the eye serum for £69 and I feel both are very much worth the price tag.
With the quality of ingredients, quantity you need to use and the quality of the products in general you really are getting value for money.
If I had someone special in my life then I would definitely be picking some up and I think I am a bit past buying my mum a Valentines!
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