The Body Shop Vitamin C Skin Boost or Drops of Youth?

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Shauna S.

Jan 19, 2015

Shauna S.

I'm 22 and I've been wanting to start focusing more on healthy skin and introducing some anti-aging products into my skincare. I don't really have bad skin it's just quite sensitive. At The Body Shop the girl gave me samples of the Vitamin C Skin Boost and the Nutriganics Drops of Youth. I tried them both and they feel great on my skin. Have you tried either of these products? Which one would you recommend?

Dereanna D.

Jan 19, 2015

Dereanna D.

I tried a sample of the drops of youth, but it broke me put.

Dereanna D.

Jan 19, 2015

Dereanna D.

*out.

Rachel S.

Jan 19, 2015

Rachel S.

I have the Vitamin C Skin Boost and I LOVE it on days where I'm not wearing full makeup. It feels so silky and makes my skin so much brighter :) I suppose it all depends on what outcome you're looking for if they both worked well.

Carmen A.

Jan 19, 2015

Carmen A.

Rachel, would you recommend the Vitamin C Boost for people with dry, dull skin? I've been looking for something to save my winter skin!

Shauna S.

Jan 19, 2015

Shauna S.

I noticed that too Rachel, it made my skin insanely soft. Yes Carmen, on their website it says that it's recommended for people with dull skin. I'm not sure about how incredibly moisturizing it is for dry skin. I would probably use it under a moisturizer. I really like The Body Shops Aloe Day Cream, it's very moisturizing in these cold winter months.

Carmen A.

Jan 20, 2015

Carmen A.

Perfect thanks!

Rachel S.

Jan 20, 2015

Rachel S.

I'm not sure if I'd recommend it for dry skin because it did nothing for my in terms of moisturising and I have quite dehydrated (albeit oily) skin. I think it'd work well paired with a decent moisturiser though :)

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