So far, I've been thoroughly impressed by everything that I've tried from The INKEY List. So when I saw that they had released two new products, both of which sounded like they could work nicely on my dry/dehydrated skin. I, of course, had to try them out. So today I'm sharing my thoughts on the new The INKEY List Hyaluronic Acid Cleanser and The INKEY List Omega Water Cream.
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And here are my thoughts;
The INKEY List Hyaluronic Acid Cleanser (£9.99)
I'd actually been looking for a new cleanser when I saw that this one had been released. So it felt like perfect timing.
At the moment I'm only really wearing SPF, on a daily basis and really minimal makeup when I do venture somewhere a bit more exciting. So I really only need a cleanser that removes any SPF residue and a small amount of makeup. And this was an immediate hit with me and my skin. It' super, super gentle and doesn't leave the skin feeling tight or dehydrated. I'm already a fan of using The INKEY List's Hyaluronic Acid, so adding a HA cleanser was a no brainer and a great idea by The INKEY List. It doesn't lather up all that much, which did worry me when I first rubbed it between my hands. But it leaves my skin feeling really clean and is super easy to dispense too.
If you have dry or sensitive skin, I would definitely recommend giving this a try. And I can say exactly the same thing when it comes to the next product.
The INKEY List Omega Water Cream Moisturiser (£9.99)
This is incredibly hydrating, without being too greasy or heavy. And I'm almost stunned at the fact that this lightweight moisturiser seems to be working better than the thick creams that I normally use in the winter. As someone with dehydrated skin, that can often get flaky. When I have been for a facial in the past, they have always said that my skin lacks water more than moisture. And this being a water cream seems to be doing the trick. It also feels really soothing on dry or inflamed skin.
It absorbs well and almost leaves a water-like finish to the skin, which keeps it looking hydrated. But you can then apply concealer and foundation on top with no issues. As I say, my mind is a little bit blown by the fact that this has competed with my thick, heavy creams to give my skin just as much hydration, if not more than it normally gets.
Both are certainly going to be repurchases for me. And at less than £10 each, you really can't go wrong with either of these products.
The entire The INKEY List range is available from Boots, Cult Beauty, ASOS, Feel Unique, Look Fantastic and their own website, here in the UK.
Are you a fan of The INKEY List? If so, which products do you like? And what do you think of the sound of these two new products?
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