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LOOKFANTASTIC Advent Calendar 2020 | Unboxing - Day 7

This is the seventh day of my LookFantastic Beauty Advent Calendar for Christmas 2020 unboxing. Yesterday I unboxed the Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Therapies Mayan Vanilla & Orange Blossom Deep-Conditioning Treatment.
 
Today, I unboxed the REN Ready Steady Glow Daily AHA Tonic.
 
ABOUT
This is the 50ml deluxe size worth £5.40.
 
·        7 Skin Benefits; Exfoliates, Brightens, Tightens, Hydrates, Smoothes, Energises & Evens out complexion for a natural glow without irritation.
·        Lactic Acid (AHA)
·        Salicin (BHA)
·        Daily Use
·        100% Recyclable Plastic Bottle
·        Vegan
·        Cruelty-Free
 
MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
I have heard of the brand before, but haven’t tried any of their products. I actually thought their products were more expensive than they actually are. The name REN just sounds boujee to me. This toner is recommended for daily use (morning/evening) after you have washed/cleansed your face. To apply it, you saturate a cotton pad and swipe across your clean face and neck (avoiding eye area). I already use a toner and I always choose a mist/spray product as it is easier and quicker to use. This REN product does interest me though. It also has a light lemon scent. I’m not overly interested in the promised glow, but some of the seven skin benefits are attractive to me so I will give this product a go once I’ve finished up my current one.
 
So far, I’ve noticed all of the products that I have unboxed from this calendar are red, pink or orange themed. I don’t know if this is on purpose. The little ribbon on the calendar that you use to pull open the door is pink and so is the base on the inside of the little numbered drawers, so I wonder if it is to tie that into the design.
 
You can purchase the REN Ready Steady Glow Daily AHA Tonic for £27.00 ($37.00) from RenSkincare.com.

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