Name: Video Review of SEA EL SKINCARE Coconut Kiwi Exfoliating Scrub: Green/white 4 oz by Angi
Uploaded: 2024-01-25T20:21:25.473Z
Duration: 20 s
Channel: Angi
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Hi guys, so I have been trying this Bacuchiol kelp eye serum this week and I have to say I really like it. It smells nice, it smells fresh, it smells natural, doesn't smell synthetic-y, it goes on nicely, sits on the skin really nicely, doesn't react with anything, especially not other products that I'm using. So at the moment I'm using vitamin C, I'm using retinol, I'm using AHA, I'm using BHA, it's not reacting with any other products that I'm using which is really good and this is one of the benefits of using this actually because they say that this is an alternative to retinol but it does not react with other products like retinol does, so that's a huge plus on my book and I really recommend it on that basis, so try it.

I bought this hydrating and purifying facial polish for my decolletage actually. It's coconut kiwi exfoliating scrub. It says it's ocean infused skin care. A lot of people have something called keratosis pilaris which has a really unattractive nickname called chicken skin. It's very common and it's caused by a buildup of skin protein and it happens a lot on the decolletage. I know my skin looks kind of red here but it's actually very gentle. It's finely grained and it exfoliates without damaging the skin. I was using a different exfoliator, a sugar scrub, before this and it really wasn't helping at all. This one's much better. So far I've used it twice and I've noticed a difference. I highly recommend this. It contains great ingredients. Coconut oil, kiwi extract, green tea. Give it a try.

Okay so I just finished my nighttime skincare routine and I want to take a moment to talk about the CL Goodbye Fungi Facial Serum. This is meant to soothe and nourish cuts, scrapes, rashes, and fungi. And what stood out to me is the fact that this actually has tea tree oil in it. That's what I used to use for my acne so anytime that there's like a zit that I want gone, I would put some tea tree oil on there and then it would just go away. So I have one that's like starting to grow. This has a brush applicator too. And then you just apply it onto the area. I'm going to go to bed. I'm going to see how well this serum does on this little tiny spot tomorrow morning. Okay so it's the next morning and we're going to review the spot that I put the serum on. It definitely reduced in redness. I feel like if I keep it consistent, I keep putting the serum on there, it's going to be gone within the next few days. So I actually really like this one.

I'm impressed with this night oil by Seal Kelp Tammu Oil Night Cream. Not too impressed with the smell. I like my creams to have a nice airy smell to it. It does feel really nice on our face though. And it's one of those a little bit goes a long way type of creams. Tonight is my second application on my face. And as you see I break out pretty easily. And it's hard for me to find something that doesn't give me too much extra moisture and cause me to break out. But I'm pretty happy with the product.

This is now my third time recording this. I have the CL kelp tammany oil night cream. It helps nourish and skin soften as you sleep. You put it around your eyes anywhere that you have fine lines and wrinkles and any patchy spots that you have that are dry. You put that on. It's all natural, plant-based. There's no perfumes, there's no junk, no parabens, none of that in there. I love it. It's sensitive skin friendly. I put it around my eyes and up in here. Moisturizing is so important to help combat fine lines and wrinkles. I also put it down here in my chest area where I'm starting to get some little wrinkles now that I'm 40. So I suggest you go check it out especially if you're looking for an all-natural. This is vegan, paraben-free, gluten-free, and cruelty-free. So go check them out.

I've struggled with sensitive acne prone skin most of my life. Anytime I try a new product my skin freaks out so trying this CL Lamina Kelp Day Cream was a risk but I loved the sound of this natural hydrating and firming moisturizer so I decided to give it a go. It's super light and creamy and has a light powdery perfume scent. It goes on and absorbs nicely. So far after a weeks use I haven't broken out. I find it layers well under my makeup although it makes my skin just a tad oily after a few hours. I also like the plant based ingredients that I can recognize and that it's organic, vegan, gluten free, alcohol and paraben free. So definitely like this one.

Hello, today I am reviewing the Matcha Oil Seal. It is a very clean product and it is paraben free, gluten free, cruelty free, alcohol free, and vegan. It is a facial oil and the instructions say to put a few drops on your hand, rub them together, and then press them on your face. It does have a very earthy smell, so those of you that don't like that earthy smell may not like this, but overall I like how it feels on my skin. It's very soft, very nice, and I would probably use this at night. It's a go.

hey guys it's me again and today here I'm gonna talk about the moringa oil. I do not have it because I bought it specifically for my mother. She lives in a desert and so her skin tends to be very dry but I got her that and I got her the bee oil from the ordinary and she definitely preferred the bee oil from the ordinary because the moringa oil this one is a little bit like way too tacky, way too thick and so it's just better for absorption to get the bee oil for her skin especially. She does it at night and whenever she feels like there is a dry spot but it's just not good to use it under the sun so just be careful well thank you bye

Um, so I really like this stuff. It helps with... Honestly, my face doesn't dry all the time, but like now since summer's coming and the weather's changing and I've been outside tanning, it has helped me a lot just with like dryness. So, um, I really like it. It's actually helped my acne a little bit more too. Right now I'm breaking out because I didn't wash my face for two days. So, um, yeah, that was on me, but yeah, it's really good stuff. And it's really lightweight. Like, it actually is super lightweight.

Hey y'all, so I am really loving this CL Moringa oil repair and replenish lightweight facial oil and I put a little on I just got out of the shower and I put the serum on first but put a little on for ya. But it is really lightweight it feels really good on the skin and it gives you this like glow but yeah look it's like already absorbed and it looks really really magical. Get it.

Claire

SEA EL SKINCARE's Coconut Kiwi Exfoliating Scrub is a game-changer for those seeking a solution to keratosis pilaris, commonly known as "chicken skin." Claire, the reviewer, highlights the scrub's gentle yet effective exfoliation, which helps to reduce the buildup of skin protein. With its finely grained texture, this scrub delicately buffs away dead skin cells without causing any damage. Claire's previous experience with a sugar scrub pales in comparison to the results she achieved with this product. After just two uses, she noticed a significant improvement in her skin's appearance. Packed with nourishing ingredients like coconut oil, kiwi extract, and green tea, this scrub offers a refreshing and purifying experience. Overall, Claire highly recommends SEA EL SKINCARE's Coconut Kiwi Exfoliating Scrub for its ability to transform and revitalize the skin.

Video Review of #SEA EL SKINCARE Coconut Kiwi Exfoliating Scrub by Angi

Video Review of #SEA EL SKINCARE Coconut Kiwi Exfoliating Scrub by Angi