Review: Sukin Purely Ageless Botanical Hydration Booster

I am sure a fair few of us are on the hunt for hydration, and this little bottle of oily goodness is designed to give you just that. Myself, I had a facial and a peel last week (more on that later), and while there my beauty therapist commented on the state of my skin. At my previous facials she has been horrified about how dry and tight my skin was, whereas this time she said that I still had some trans dermal dryness, however it was better than before. Success! I am attributing this step in the right direction to my current use of Sukin Botanical Hydration Booster, as I have been using this for almost a month and really enjoying the results. Plus, huge amounts of rosehip oil get pumped into my skin daily, and this is definitely helping as well. Anyway, back on topic.

Sukin Purely Ageless Botanical Hydration Booster is a skin oil, which is designed to be used as a serum. I have been using it as my night time moisturizer, over the top of my Clinique Even Better Clinical Skin Tone Corrector. I have been using rosehip oil as my moisturizer all year, so I am used to the feel of the oil on my skin. Sukin soaks in very rapidly if you are worried about oil however - give it ten minutes on my skin and it has completely soaked in!

The wonder ingredients in this oil which aid hydration include Jojoba Seed Oil which is an oil very close in structure to the natural structure of our skin, which hydrates the skin like no tomorrow. It also contains sweet almond oil, Argan Oil and Vitamin E to knock some hydration into your skin. Immortelle and Vitamin A helps to aid collagen production, whilst ylang ylang helps to balance the skin. All in all, this product is definitely a "hydration booster" (hahaha I am so lame).

My beauty therapist warned me that Jojoba may be too heavy for my pimple prone skin, but I have been finding it alright so far in terms of breakouts. Hurrah! I have also been recommended to start using Vitamin A serum to help control my skin however, so let's see how it all reacts together.

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