I love my skincare regime. Since the age of 25 I started taking better care of my skin. For me this involves ensuring that I remove all my makeup at the end of the day, something I’ve always done, plus I use an eye cream, day cream and a night cream.
Every morning I use a cleanser on my face and now again I’ll treat myself to a nourishing face mask. When I was contacted about reviewing some products from Eloquence Beauty I was a little wary of trying something new, especially when I’ve been using the products for almost four years now.
Eloquence Beauty is a brand new, cruelty free, natural, affordable premium skincare brand.
Inside their beauty care products is Peru’s Omega 3 rich superfood, Sacha Inchi Oil. It comes from an exotic sees popular as a premium health food and now as a skincare ingredient across the entire range of Eloquence Beauty Care.
The unique combination of Omega 3 helps to restore skin’s elasticity whilst Omega 6 combats dehydration. Omega 9 helps against premature ageing through nourishing and protecting skin from environmental stress.
The skincare regime by Eloquence Beauty includes a four step routine. I really like each product is clearly numbered so you know what order to use them in. I also like that they’re free from harsh chemicals, perfumes and colours, cruelty free and fragranced with a natural blend of essential oils.
I was sent the following five products:
Step 1: Purifying Facial Cleanser (20ml £8.00)
Enriched with skin protecting Sacha Inchi Oil, Coconut Extract and soothing cucumber, this sulphate free cleanser should be applied to damp skin, massaged and rinsed off leaving skin soft, smooth and fresh.
Step 2: Firm & Tone Serum (20ml £20.00)
Formulated with skincare favourite, Hyaluronic Acid this advanced serum deeply hydrates skin, whilst peptides, Sacha Inchi Oil and vitamin A help to improve the tone, texture and balance of your skin for lighter, tighter, younger looking skin.
Step 3: Firming & Moisturising Eye Gel (15ml £26.00)
This cooling cucumber and aloe based gel fights fatigue, bags and dark circles with a hydrating blend of Hyaluronic Acid and vitamin A and E rich Sacha Inchi Oil. The lightweight formula is a gentle joy to use.
Step 4: Protect & Repair 24 Hour Cream (20ml £21.00)
And finally, the Shea Butter based cream with collagen boosting Sacha Inchi Oil, Hyaluronic Acid for a much needed hydration boost and essential UVA and UVB protection. This lightweight cream is a delight for daytime wear, but rich enough for night time skin recovery too.
For an extra treat: Nourishing Treatment Oil (50ml £50.00)
This natural oil blend is ideal for skin, nails, body and hair. Use on its own or mix into your shampoo, conditioner or moisturisers to give them a nourishing boost with Coconut Oil, Sweet Almond Oil and of course, Sacha Inchi Oil.
Results
The first product I used was the purifying facial cleanser. Simple squeeze one pea sized amount onto the palm of your hand, add water and apply to a wet face. It works up a gentle lather and I have to say it smells amazing! At £8.00 for a 20ml bottle, I think it’s great value for money and it’s definitely a product I’d buy. It left my skin feeling clean and looking pretty fresh.
The firm and tone serum is my favourite product! After using the cleanser, dry your face and apply the serum. You don’t need much as a little goes a long way. I’ve been using the serum and all of the other products for around two weeks now. The serum definitely feels like it’s toned my skin and firmed it up.
The firming and moisturising eye gel costs £26 for 15ml so it is quite expensive in comparison my usual eye cream. It’s had pretty much the same effect as the one that I normally use so that’s good. It’s a lightweight gel, non-greasy and applies onto the skin well. I don’t have bags under my eyes, but do have some fine lines and this helped to keep those at bay.
The protect and repair 24 hour cream is lightweight, non-greasy and again goes onto my skin well. It soaks in quickly and doesn’t leave any residue behind. It makes my skin feel nourished and soft.
The nourishing treatment oil is the most expensive product at £50. I wouldn’t spend £50 on one beauty product myself, so it was interesting to be given the chance to try this one. You can apply it directly to your skin, hair and nails or add it into your shampoo, conditioner, face wash etc.
I added a small amount to my shampoo and conditioner. It’s a nice treat to give your hair some extra love and it smells just as nice as the other products. My favourite way to use the nourishing treatment oil though is to massage it into my face whilst in the shower. The oil and water emulsify and leave my skin feeling incredibly soft.
I’ve been using of the above products daily for almost two weeks now and have seen a visible improvement in the overall appearance of my skin. My skin looks firmer and feels softer.
Would I recommend Eloquence Beauty Care Products?
Yes, if you have the money to spend. It definitely made a difference to my skin in a positive way, but it’s certainly not a budget brand. If you want to use the four step system it would cost you a total of £75 and that’s without the £50 nourishing treatment oil.
For the purpose of this review I was sent the above products free of charge. All views and opinions are 100% my own.
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5 Comments
Mellissa Williams
January 4, 2016 at 10:40 am
It does sound like a great brand and I like that the cleanser has cucumber extract it, I always find it soothes my skin. It is quite pricey though and that is the only thing that would put me off.
Eloquence Beauty Care
January 14, 2016 at 8:28 pm
Hi Mellissa, thanks so much for your comment. You'll be glad to know that since this was published we've reduced our introductory price. We also have an offer on at the moment for 20%, so if you'd like to try, let us know!
Hannah Latoya Bond
January 4, 2016 at 9:01 pm
This looks like an interesting brand. I've never heard of it before x
mummydaddy mia
January 5, 2016 at 6:10 pm
This looks lovely and as someone who follows a strict skincare routine I'm always looking for new products. I haven't actually heard of Eloquence products before but they do look good. I think the price would be an issue for me as I wouldn't be happy to spend that much but as you say if you have the money they look great! 🙂
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January 10, 2016 at 9:01 pm
I know I'm always wary of trying new skincare products too. I'm glad they worked out well for you!
Happy New Year and thanks so much for sharing your review on #TriedTested this week x