Pixi Glow Mud Cleanser

You all know that I am the most gigantic Pixi Glow Tonic Fan. 

Ever since the legend that is Mrs Caroline Hirons suggested I try it to help with my congested, problematic skin I’ve never looked back.

I can now add Pixi’s Glow Mud Cleanser to my list of most favourite skincare products ever.

This deeply cleansing mud gently exfoliates your skin to leave it looking and feeling beautiful.

Enriched with 5% glycolic acid and soothing botanicals, it is delicate enough for even sensitive skin like mine, yet powerful enough to make a real difference to the appearance of your skin.

This thick, rich cleanser has a soft green hue and smells beautifully relaxing and light.

Applied to damp skin and massaged for 30 seconds, its aroma envelopes your senses while it works to deeply cleanse your pores. 

The glycolic acid content gently exfoliates and revitalises your skin to reveal skin that is not just beautifully clean, but soft, radiant and glowing.

It is such a gorgeous cleanser, I wish I’d found it sooner!

It has a really appealing texture, so thick that its almost like a face mask. In fact, I have on occasion used it a bit like mask by applying it and leaving it for several minutes before massaging and rinsing off for an even deeper cleanse.

Rich and soothing it is perfect for my really sensitive skin and once rinsed off I was left without a hint of tightness or dryness, which I didn’t expect.

If you have sensitive skin but are looking for a cleanser with an acid then I can highly recommend Pixi’s Glow Mud Cleanser.

Pixi Glow Mud Cleanser is available now and costs £18.

Pixi Glow Tonic

For reasons that I don’t quite know, I haven’t used a toner in my skincare regime for a really long time.

This misguided decision may have been due to me reading that using an astringent type toner will only make oily skin oilier (yes, I know, I know!)

Anyway… out of the blue a few months ago I developed cystic acne all over my chin. Not since I was pregnant with my son 2 years ago had I experienced a flare up and I was gutted.

So, who else did I go to for help but the Caroline Hirons, skincare guru and blogger.

She advised me that I needed to get some acid on my skin asap and to take a look at her blog for info on what kind of products contain the acids that I needed.

It didn’t take long to see that she was a HUGE advocate of Pixi’s Glow Tonic.

This orange hued liquid is designed to tone and condition your skin after cleansing and contains 5% glycolic acid (a natural derivative of sugar cane and member of the alpha-hydroxy acid family) which gently exfoliates by dissolving the bonds that bind dull, dead cells on your skins surface, revealing healthy cells beneath.

It also contains Aloe to sooth and hydrate, ginseng which promotes cell health, witch hazel which firms and tones and white horse chestnut which boosts blood flow. Together this combination of ingredients encourages fresh, healthy skin that glows.

You use it like any other toner, by applying a few drops to a cotton wool pad and sweeping over your face morning and evening.

Firstly, I’m not a HUGE fan of its fragrance, but you should never judge a product by its scent so I just ignored it.

What I was most shocked by is when applied to my skin, it didn’t tingle or sting, even on open wounds.

It also didn’t leave my skin feeling tight or dry in the slightest. In fact, it made my skin feel refreshed and beautifully clean.

I’ve been using it religiously for the past 5 weeks and I have noticed a marked improvement in my skin.

Blemishes seem to heal far quicker and the scars I already had appear to have diminished both in size and in redness.

Better still, I haven’t had a cystic zit pop up since I started using the product.

Now, yes, that could be pure coincidence, it could have been down to hormones, I don’t know, but what I do know is that since I’ve been using the Pixi Glow Tonic my skin has felt softer and looked healthier.

Caroline, thanks a million for introducing me to this!

You can buy Pixi’s Glow Tonic from the Pixi Beauty website or Cult Beauty where it costs £18 for a big 250ml bottle.