A few weeks ago I finally got to meet (and fangirl) Brandon Truaxe, the founder and let's face it genius behind all the Deciem brands - NIOD, The Ordinary, Hylamide, Inhibitif, Foundatin and so on! Brandon was in London to showcase some of the new and exciting launches which are coming from Deciem and I was not only lucky enough to hear all about them from the man himself, but I have been able to try them too.
First are a couple of new NIOD launches. I absolutely love NIOD as a range and have featured it quite a few times on my blog already. The NIOD Survival range comprises of four products, all of which contain an impressive array of skincare-loving ingredients and three of them are also SPFs at ranges 30, 20 and 10. The fourth product is called which Survival O and it has been designed for nighttime use to compliment the daytime formulations.
These have launched already with prices starting at £20 for Survivial 0 going up to £25 for Survival 30 check them out here –link.
The other product from NIOD is the Re:Pigment. RePigment is a serum designed to target pigmentation, as the name clearly suggests, but without any of the usual ingredients you might expect to find in such a product (such as Hydroquinone, Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Licorice, etc).
This is the perfect product for using if you have tried something similar but had issues with particular ingredients. It arrives later this month and will be £30.
The Ordinary is possibly one of the Deciem brands that is the most talked about right now given the popularity of the Foundations and the affordability of the skincare. So, what we have is a more budget-friendly vitamin C and it is called The Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 30% in Silicone.
Formulated to provide a high level of vitamin C in a stable, water-free suspension, on the skin it feels just absolutely incredible, there is a slight tingling when you use it but nothing that is uncomfortable and it hasn't caused any skin reaction and it makes an incredible base for make up. This product has already launched (here) and it costs just £5.80.
Next is a brand new range, coming in September called ESHO. A collaboration with Dr Esho, there is to be a trio of lip products – Drench which is for hydration; Pause which is said to prolong the longevity of lip fillers, and finally Sculpt which boosts volume, colour and texture. I have Sculpt which does exactly what it claims to do and I first tried it on my hand, for which I was warned but hey ho, and my skin went slightly red and tingly for good few minutes.
On the lips, whilst there was no redness, there was some tingling and a boost of volume, unlike any similar products I have used. When they launch Drench will be £11, Pause will be £27 and Sculpt will be £28.
The product I am loving right now comes from Hylamide and it called Pore Flush. What Pore Flush does is exactly as its name suggests, flush the pores and to do that it brings all the dirt, grime, pollution and any other irritants that sit on and in the skin, to the surface s they can be removed.
So in essence it is giving your skin a really good clean and if like me you live in a polluted city, then this is a product worth trying. It launches in a few days time and but will be priced at £15.
There you have it. Some absolutely incredible new launches from Deciem, a brand which never fails to impress me and one I don't think I will ever tire of.
There you have it. Some absolutely incredible new launches from Deciem, a brand which never fails to impress me and one I don't think I will ever tire of.
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