Cettua Skincare
I don’t believe that you need to spend a fortune on your skin. I’ve used Olay on my face for years and I’ve had no issues. When you pay R300-R400 for a moisturiser, you should realise that you’re subsidising the fancy packaging and their huge marketing campaign. Cettua products are affordable and you can find them at Clicks. It seems they have identified the skin issues younger women have, and developed products to target these issues.
They offer various face masks which retail for around R50 for 2-3 masks. Among others, there’s a “Bright Face Mate” which reduces dark circles, a “1 Minute Spa Cleansing Mask” which pampers and gives you that spa feel and an “After Night Fever” mask which revitalises the skin. I tried out the last one after a long day of studying (not so much partying) and I felt so refreshed after using it. My skin felt brighter and I was definitely more awake!
In addition to the face masks, they also do a series of “patches” or strips which you can use on your nose, eyes, or on a problematic area on your face- perhaps where you have a breakout.
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xx
H
May 2, 2012 @ 10:42 am
You’re right about the Olay – it’s an excellent product – in clinical studies it trumped La Mer
http://thejadelotusbeauty.blogspot.com/2011/02/olay-regenerist-3-point-cream-tackles.html – it’s an old blog post on it that I need to spruce up but it just shows Olay out performing La Mer
May 3, 2012 @ 8:45 am
really interesting! I worked for P&G, so Olay is close to my heart..
May 3, 2012 @ 12:28 pm
Mmmm those masques look good – I’m such a product junkie! And your blog is a bit bad on the pocket 😉 . How was you Tusc (Sandton experience?)? Met the owner once at one of these Lamelle launch things and she is amazingly meticulous and passionate about the industry.