I don't deny that I absolutely love Emma Hardie Skincare, the Moringa Cleansing Balm ( review here) being one of my favourite products, but today it is all about celebrating your skin every single day and give it a treat. To do that, Emma Hardie has some products designed specifically to give your skin a more radiant and glowing appearance.
The Mida Touch range from Emma Hardie skincare consists of three incredible products that have been created to hydrate the skin, smooth out fine lines and help give the skin that more youthful, radiant appearance. When you like serums or creams, this collection has a mixture of the two and you will find the Midas Touch Face Serum, Midas Touch Revitalising Cream and the Midas Touch Revitalising Eye Serum.
The Midas Touch Face Serum (£46) is a product I absolutely love for its texture. Described as being intensely hydrating, it is brimming with collagen-boosting and skin-firming ingredients, to recover your complexion’s former strength, resilience and suppleness. It has a texture which is light and airy and it just absorbs into the skin so easily.
The ingredients list for this serum is quite impressive and you will find the likes of edelweiss miristem cell culture – which works to dramatically decrease fine lines and wrinkles alongside a powerful blend of firming, toning and radiance-boosting botanicals (including avocado, vivillume extract – from wild banana seed – and retilactyl-d from black pepper fruit) to fortify skin’s fabric and enhance its texture, tone and luminosity. Hyaluronic acid attracts and retains precious moisture, while a moisture-bonding glycoprotein helps to maintain optimum hydration levels. A cocktail of moringa seed, rose, geranium, chamomile, sweet orange, lavender and peppermint then uplifts and calms both skin and senses.
Next, we have the Midas Touch Revitalising Cream (£44) and as creams go, this is up there in the luxe category.
Formulated with hyaluronic acid to banish signs of fatigue and stress as well as to hydrate and plump the skin, you will also find a powerful blend of marine and botanical extracts such as antioxidant edelweiss stem cells which work to condition and tone while brightening properties are delivered by natural polymatrix algae film extract. Also found within this cream are the natural oils of Moringa, Primrose and Rosehip which work together to moisturise, nourish and soothe and it smells just incredible.
The cream itself is a lovely texture which isn't overly thick so it feels heavy on the skin. Instead, it absorbs pretty quickly giving you the chance to take in the scent of those natural oils and it leaves my skin feeling divinely soft.
The final item within this trio is the Midas Touch Revitalising Eye Serum (£49). I have a full review of this product (here) and it was the latest addition to the Midas Touch Family. Described as being a lightweight 3-1-in eye serum it is designed to de-puff, lift and reduce dark circles, so if like me you are a bit of an insomniac or have cats that believe anytime between 2am-5am is playtime, then this is literally what you need.
The Midas Touch Revitalising Eye Serum contains what is called Beauitfeye Technology and it is an extract from the Persian Tree, which works to strengthen the dermal structure, lifting folds and lessening crows feet. It is also said to work to reduce pigment accumulation in order to fade dark circles and diminish puffiness. You will also find Inca Inchi Oil which is rich in Omega 3,6 and 9, Raspberry Seed Oil, Aloe Vera, Sweet Almond Oil and Hyaluronic Acid.
What I really like about this serum is how lightweight it feels on the skin especially as I am not a fan of overly thick eye creams near my eyes. One pump from the tube is more than enough to cover the entire contour area of both eyes.
So here you have three incredible products from the Midas Touch skincare family which are perfect for giving your skin that little extra bit of love and they all work perfectly alongside the cult favourite Moringa Cleansing Balm.
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