Caudalie Divine Oil

I kept hearing good things about the Caudalie Divine Oil, but I really wasn't interested for the longest time. When I finally tried it I had actually been looking for an oil I could use on my hair that didn't have any silicone in it. When I got it I tried it on the ends of my hair and it was nice; it didn't leave my hair too greasy or oily looking and smoothed any rebellious strands. The smell is very unique and can take some getting used to - even though it is not overpowering. Something about the scent is surprising at first, and then becomes familiar and something you want to smell of.

A Few Current Favorites

Ibuki Refining Moisturizer - I got this in the Ibuki Ready for Anything Skin set from Sephora about a month ago, and I can't get enough of it. It smells clean (it is fragranced so if you are sensitive you may want to test it out in store if possible) and a little goes a long way. If you apply it really heavy-handed it can get a little sticky for daytime use, but otherwise it sinks in quickly. I think it has really been helping to calm my skin from the weird summer breakout situation I've been experiencing. I plan to do a more in depth post on the Ibuki line from Shiseido soon.

Caudalie Grape Water

I have recently been on the hunt for a moisturizing toner that I can just spray on and go. For a long time I was debating on whether or not I should pick up the Evian mist, which is just pure water. Water can make your skin feel like it is moisturized, but that feeling fades when the water dries. Nice for a pick me up, but not really the purpose I needed it for. I had pretty much given up until recently I was in Sephora and came across the Caudalie section. I remembered seeing the Grape Water Mist a few times before and never really being that interested. I decided to grab it on a whim, not really sold on the claims but willing to try it out.