Hello Good Stuff is a range released by beauty cosmetic company essence. Their beauty line motto is Bye Bye Bad Stuff … Hello Good Stuff. Their products their definitely live up to their slogan. From serums to creams, everything is made from vegan natural ingredients to glow up your skincare routine.
The Hello Good Stuff Serum has 97% natural ingredients that hydrate and radiate your skin. The lively Pineapple Essential Serum has no added particles, mineral oils, parabens and no added silicones. It does however have the essentials of hyaluronic acid and glycerine which is a highly recommended set of ingredients by dermatologist to tackle the task of cleansing, hydrating your dry skin and a bonus for me personally to remove dark spots and inflammation whilst leaving behind a natural glow.
Hello Good Stuff Face Primer deeply moisturises your skin with caring hemp seed oil. This product includes no added silicones or parabens, micro plastics particulars or mineral oils. The primer boasts 98% natural ingredients which helps to make my skin feel instantly nourished and refreshed. I loved using this product along side the Hello Good Stuff Tined Beauty Cream to give my skin a natural and healthy look.
The Hello Good Stuff Tinted Beauty Cream is used to smoothen out any textured skin, whilst leaving a natural tint that can be used as a full coverage foundation as well! It not only evens out my skin but the product is light weight and requires minimal usage. This cream uses its ultra soft texture to make slight skin irregularities disappear while leaving my skin hydrated for longer.
Their full range includes:
- 3in1 Face Mist
- Volume Mascara
- Face Primer
- Pineapple Serum
- Matt & Glow Bronzer
- Tinted Beauty Cream
The products are available from Dischem Pharmacies, TAKEALOT , Zando, Superbalists and House of Cosmetics.
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