Skincare worth the counter space, from a $25 collagen mask to a $109 serum. Every note below says who the product suits, and where it falls short.
These are the beauty products that earn their place on a bathroom shelf: a night serum, two moisturisers, exfoliating pads, an overnight mask and a sunscreen. Most of them are skincare, because that is where a self care routine changes something you can actually see. Only two work fast. The overnight mask leaves skin plumper by morning, and the sunscreen does its job from the first day. The serum and the peptide cream both take weeks, and the pads smooth texture rather than shrinking pores. Each card below says who the product suits and where it falls short, so read the second sentence before the price.
Where to read beauty reviews in Australia, and who paid for the products ›
Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0: $0.47 a pad, and what they actually do ›
LANEIGE Water Bank vs Olay Regenerist: what is the $26.99 for? ›
La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Fluid: worth $27.99? ›
BIODANCE Bio-Collagen mask: does it actually work? ›
Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair: is it worth $109? ›
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