Showing posts with label Yin Yang Skincare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yin Yang Skincare. Show all posts

Monday, 27 July 2020

*Love Lula: Rahua Enchanted Island Salt Spray & Yin Yang Skincare MSM Cream

*sent to me free of charge as a member of the Love Lula Accredited Blogger program for an honest review (my post contains one affiliate link). You can see what I selected for July HERE. See my review of Earthkind's Shampoo for Dry & Coloured Hair HERE and the Crazy Rumors Zodiac Lip Balm HERE.


Rahua Enchanted Island Salt Spray (124ml - £32)* has been on my wishlist like forever! It's a luxurious blend of pink sea salt, for texture & volume, water, hydrating & softening guava, antioxidant rich hibiscus, balancing passion fruit and soothing aloe vera (and the scent is totally tropical!) and it helps to form the perfect beachy tousled waves. I took it on holiday along with the Ying Yang Skincare product (to enable me to continue testing them out). I think this is the best salt spray I've ever used. To use: mist through dry or damp hair from roots to ends, tousle and style. The salt spray is suitable for fine to normal hair types.


The second product I've been testing out is from Yin Yang Skincare which is a totally new to me brand which launched in 1973! Their MSM Cream for Joints & Muscles (60ml - £10.95)* has a delicious scent of fresh limes. It contains sulphur rich MSM which soothes tired and overworked muscles and joints. I've got an old knee injury and pain in my upper arm so I've been testing it out on those areas. To use: apply a small amount until absorbed. I've found it has a mild tingling sensation on application and that the cream absorbs almost instantly.

Paired with Essential Oil of Limes, which is thought to have anti-rheumatic, antiseptic, antiviral and fever reducing properties and like sulphur is thought to be beneficial on the skin. The cream contains 9% MSM (3% elemental sulphur) and 0.7% Lime Essential Oil along with Wheatgerm, Coconut Oil, fermented Soy protein and hydrating spring water.

I wouldn't say my pain is cured but this cream has definitely soothed my aches and pains!  Have you tried either of these products?

Wednesday, 8 July 2020

*Love Lula: July Accredited Blogger Picks

I very generously received this selection free of charge as a Love Lula Accredited Blogger. I've decided going forward to do an initial post of my monthly picks and then, where necessary do fuller reviews later in the month when I've had a chance to test the products more fully (my post contains one affiliate link).



This month, my first selection was a product I've wanted to try for ages - Rahua's Enchanted Island Salt Spray (£32 - 124ml)* which is gorgeous! It's truly luxe and smells wonderful. I'll be testing this out over the month and reporting back. So far, so good.


My second pick this month was from a totally new to me brand - Yin Yang Skincare's MSM Cream for Joints and Muscles (£10.95 - 60ml)* which smells of fresh limes. It's a soothing cream which contains sulphur rich MSM which soothes tired and overworked muscles and joints. I've got muscular issues and an old knee injury so I'm looking forward to testing this out. Again, a full review will follow.


I love Crazy Rumors Vegan Lip Balms and couldn't resist one of their quirky Zodiac balms. ARIES is my star sign, so that's the one I picked up! The lip balms cost a very affordable £4.49 (4g) and a mini review will be forthcoming. Lush!


As you'll know Love Lula offer samples with a purchase over £10. I've tried a few of Inika's new skincare items but not all so picked up a selection of samples. So far, I know I want their Phytofuse Renew Resveratol Serum full size! I'll let you know my thoughts in my monthly empties post.


Occasionally Love Lula offer their Accredited bloggers an extra product if they can commit to reviewing it that month. After having loved EarthKind's Tea Tree & Eucalyptus Shampoo Bar for Improved Scalp Health* last month - REVIEW I was more than happy to try another in the range. Enter their Bergamot & Sage Shampoo Bar for Dry & Coloured Hair (£6.95 - 50g). I've tried this once so far - and I'm suitably impressed - I even felt it brightened what colour I have left in my hair (roll on my visit to the hairdressers later this month). It left my hair feeling nourished and hydrated. Again, expect a review later this month.


Have you tried any of these products? If so, what are your thoughts?