Nip + Fab is a brand I am quite a fan of, it started with the Glycolic Fix Exfoliating Facial Pads which I reviewed here and when ASOS let slip they had some Nip + Fab exclusives for me to try, I jumped at the chance and I have now been using the Glycolic Fix Radiance Shot ever since it landed through my letterbox.
Nip + Fab describe this product as a lightweight moisturiser which is designed to hydrate and protect the skin whilst its oil-free formula helps to control shine. It uses exfoliating acids to reveal a natural looking luminescent glow whilst aloe vera and allantoin care for the skin. In short, you will find:
- Glycolic acid: retextures and resurfaces the skin to reveal smoother, softer and radiant skin.
- Fruit acids: stimulates skin cell renewal, resulting in skin appearing younger and fresher.
- Amino acid derivatives: reduces the appearance of pigmentation.
Incredibly easy to use, you can either apply it directly to the skin or you can mix it with your moisturiser, depending on your preference and again it can be used once or twice a day. I currently use it once a day and that is in a morning once I have showered and cleansed my face by adding it into my moisturising cream. The lid contains a clicker which you click once to gather u the product into the pipette style dropper. Once out of the bottle and depending on your preference, you click twice for two drops and this is more than enough for your entire face. It is so lightweight you won't notice it is on your skin or that it is an additional step within your routine.
The product has a pearlescent blue tint to it and once on the face, it gives a slight golden hue making you look brighter and more radiant or glowing. Since using this on my skin, there has been no tingling, no irritation and no reaction. It also smells absolutely incredible with a citrus aroma and it is once which I find to be quite uplifting.
Priced at £19.99 here it is a delightful product and if you are a fan of Nip + Fab then you will love this!
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