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LOOKFANTASTIC Advent Calendar 2020 | Unboxing - Day 25

It’s Christmas Day, which means it is the twenty-fifth and final day of my LookFantastic Beauty Advent Calendar for Christmas 2020 unboxing. Yesterday I unboxed the LORD & BERRY Perfect Brow Eye Brow Pencil in Brunette (#1706).
 
Today, I unboxed the ESPA 24-Hour Balancing Moisturiser.
 
ABOUT
This is the 55ml full size worth £42.00.
 
·        Oil-Balancing
·        Hydrates
·        Clarifies
·        Doesn’t Clog Pores
·        Suitable for All Skin Types
·        Contains; White Thyme (balances & calms), Lavender (soothes), Camomile (soothes), Plant Extracts (moisturises & protects) and Irish Moss (moisturises & protects).
·        Vegan
·        Cruelty-Free
 
MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
The last product is kind of anticlimactic, but I don’t really know what else I would have expected. I probably would have made the last day have the most expensive item. I got another tub of face cream, but it is quite different to the ELEMIS one. The ELEMIS cream was specifically for night-time use, but this one can be used at any time of day. It has quite a thin consistency and it smells kind of peppery (thyme). I can’t wait to start using it. I will probably starting using this one when I open the ELMEIS one, so I have a different one for morning as well as evening/night time. I’m not sure how effective this moisturiser will actually be as I never really notice anything vastly different when I try different moisturisers. I only notice that they moisturise, so it will be interesting to see how it compares to the price. It is less expensive than the ELEMIS one though.
 
I will be posting a sort of ‘round-up’ post tomorrow on my final thoughts of this calendar.
You can purchase the ESPA 24-Hour Balancing Moisturiser for £42.00 ($72.00) from EspaSkincare.com.

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| I purchased my advent calendar for £70.00 from LookFantastic.com |

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