This year I think I have discovered more brands than I ever have done before and I have absolutely loved it. The latest brand that I have been introduced to is Cinch Skin. Coming all the way from Australia, Cinch believes that life’s complicated enough without having to worry about using a whole bunch of beauty products to keep that face beautiful and their ethos is all about keeping beauty simple.
Cinch products have an ingredient referred too as your skins new best friend as it is a bit of a Superhero, it features in all of their products and it is called SUPEROX-C™. It is extracted from Australia’s own Kakadu Plum which has the world’s highest concentration of Vitamin C. True story. And it’s in all of our products!
Their products are quick and easy to use with multiple benefits so that instead of using five products, you can now give amazing face using just one. So, created by a mother who had limited time to complete her seven stage skincare system, she decided she wanted to create that one product that could be five in one, to save time, whilst at the same time caring for and looking after the skin.
Cinch products have an ingredient referred too as your skins new best friend as it is a bit of a Superhero, it features in all of their products and it is called SUPEROX-C™. It is extracted from Australia’s own Kakadu Plum which has the world’s highest concentration of Vitamin C. True story. And it’s in all of our products!
When you live in the fast lane – you need all the help you can get. So here’s your latest, greatest super secret life cheat. It’s like a good night’s sleep in a bottle. Introducing Cinch. Quicker skincare. Longer-lasting hydration. Brighter glow. Less make-up. Smoother skintone. You’re welcome.
I have got the trio of products which I have had for quite a few months now and the one thing for me, when it comes to skincare, is that you need to really give it a try. You can't use it for a week and make a decision, or at least I can't anyway.
First up is the Cinch Skin face Cheat Moisturiser + Glow (100ml £22.07). Described as being The Swiss Army Knife of skincare, Face Cheat is a 72hour Moisturiser in a spray. I am a huge fan of products that I can spray simply because they save me some time and sometimes those precious few seconds are valuable, especially if you have a train or bus to catch!
Using this product is really easy and depending on your preference, you can use it in two different ways. For that subtle glow, you need to shake the bottle and hold it roughly 10cm from your face and spray. You can also spray it into the palms of your hands and pat onto your face. What I really like about this product is that it does so many different things - it illuminates the skin, it gives you a glow, it cares for your skin and all in all it is an absolute adventure working out which way to use this product for the best.
The next product is the Cinch Skin Face It 5-in-1 Cleanser + Glow (200ml £11.02). Now this product comes at you with quite the statement: "The product that will change your attitude towards cleansing!". This is a 5-in-1 micellar water and the issue I have is that I am not the biggest fan of them as a whole, I am incredibly picky as to which brands I like micellar waters from and if you read my blog regularly, you will notice it is a product I hardly ever feature. However, I was so intrigued about the bold statement that I had to give it a try.
So when it comes to a Micellar Water, I want something that will remove makeup and surface dirt but without leaving my skin feeling dry and taut. Now, I really like the formula of this product, I like that it isn't overly oily, it doesn't feel slimy, it doesn't sting my eyes and thankfully it doesn't dry out my skin. It features a pump, so it doesn't go everywhere when you use it.
The 5-in-1 part is that this product not only removes makeup, it also tones, balances and gently exfoliates the skin, it also gives immediate hydration and a subtle glow. I have really enjoyed using this, more than I thought I would and definitely more than I expected too!
The final product in this trip is the Cinch Skin face Cheat(er) (50ml £22.07). Again, this is another product which not only has 5 amazing benefits in the one cream, it also claims to be a 72hr moisturising cream. I am always very dubious of such claims because I will never know whether a product lasts that long or benefits my skin for that length of time because I double cleanse every single day and I shower. That aside, I still wanted to find out how good this cream was.
The pump dispenser gives you just enough product needed for the face and the formula of the cream is one that is quite thick but thankfully when it is applied to the face, it melts on contact with the skin and is really easy to massage in. There is no visible evidence that the cream was there once it has been massaged in and it does feel incredibly hydrating.
I have combination skin which is oily on my t-zone but I also have patches of dry skin and this cream is absolutely incredible at moisturising those areas. It doesn't solve the problem but I have noticed a difference in how my skin feels, especially on my cheeks, which is my biggest dry area. As well as being a moisturiser, this cream also makes for a pretty good primer and to have a primer which hydrates is always a bonus.
If I was to pick my favourite product from this trio then for me it would be Cinch Skin face Cheat Moisturiser + Glow because I like how it feels on my skin, it has a pump making it easy to use, it is a bit of a multi-tasker and it works so incredibly well with my skin. Cinch products are not tested on animals and are all Vegan-friendly. The range also excludes ingredients such as Parabens, Mineral Oil, Urea, Sulphate Detergents and Soap and you can find it right here.
The next product is the Cinch Skin Face It 5-in-1 Cleanser + Glow (200ml £11.02). Now this product comes at you with quite the statement: "The product that will change your attitude towards cleansing!". This is a 5-in-1 micellar water and the issue I have is that I am not the biggest fan of them as a whole, I am incredibly picky as to which brands I like micellar waters from and if you read my blog regularly, you will notice it is a product I hardly ever feature. However, I was so intrigued about the bold statement that I had to give it a try.
The 5-in-1 part is that this product not only removes makeup, it also tones, balances and gently exfoliates the skin, it also gives immediate hydration and a subtle glow. I have really enjoyed using this, more than I thought I would and definitely more than I expected too!
The final product in this trip is the Cinch Skin face Cheat(er) (50ml £22.07). Again, this is another product which not only has 5 amazing benefits in the one cream, it also claims to be a 72hr moisturising cream. I am always very dubious of such claims because I will never know whether a product lasts that long or benefits my skin for that length of time because I double cleanse every single day and I shower. That aside, I still wanted to find out how good this cream was.
I have combination skin which is oily on my t-zone but I also have patches of dry skin and this cream is absolutely incredible at moisturising those areas. It doesn't solve the problem but I have noticed a difference in how my skin feels, especially on my cheeks, which is my biggest dry area. As well as being a moisturiser, this cream also makes for a pretty good primer and to have a primer which hydrates is always a bonus.
If I was to pick my favourite product from this trio then for me it would be Cinch Skin face Cheat Moisturiser + Glow because I like how it feels on my skin, it has a pump making it easy to use, it is a bit of a multi-tasker and it works so incredibly well with my skin. Cinch products are not tested on animals and are all Vegan-friendly. The range also excludes ingredients such as Parabens, Mineral Oil, Urea, Sulphate Detergents and Soap and you can find it right here.
Have you tried anything from Cinch Skin Skincare?
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