Review: Trying Out Acure Products

A little while back I was sent a lovely box of natural products from M Squared Brands (you can check out the entire haul here). Three of the products were from Acure Organics, a brand that I definitely invite you to check out (if you haven't already!). Their range of products look incredible, and I'll definitely be picking up some more stuff from them. All their products are gluten, paraben, sulfate, phthalate, harmful preservative and artificial colour free too!

The first product of theirs that I picked up right off the bat was the Lavender Calming Body Lotion. This is such a nice lightweight moisturizer that absorbs extremely quickly. It's a great one to just throw into your handbag. I personally like to keep on my bedside table because the lavender scent is so nice and soothing to use before bed!

The Quick Fix Correcting Balm with argan oil and starflower is such a great product to use now in the winter, I've very quickly incorporated it into my daily routine. It has a thick, Vaseline type consistency that quickly melts into a luxurious oil that your skin just drinks up. The great thing about this is that you can use it basically anywhere. I like to use it on my hands and cuticles before doing my nails, as well as my heels which can get pretty rough during the winter.

Their Aromatherapeutic Moroccan Argan Oil is probably my favourite product of theirs that I was sent! I have the Rose scented one, but it also comes in a Citrus-Ginger scent and a Coconut scent as well! I like to apply this to my elbows and knees as well as to my hands and feet before a manicure or pedicure. It smells so lovely but it's also a really effective product.

The winter has been so harsh to my skin this year but since I've been using these products, I've been extra soft! I'll definitely be checking out more products from Acure after seeing how much I've loved these.

Have you tried any products from Acure? Let me know in the comments below!
xo

Note: These products were sent to me for my review. All opinions are 100% my own!

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