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Best New Beauty Launches: Spring 2019

best beauty launches spring 2019

It’s been a while since I did that thing where I launch a series of videos with the intention of creating regular, seasonal content but then inevitably fail to keep going after a few episodes: so here’s a new one. The best of the beauty launches. I’m actually very excited about this one, so much so that I can’t even remember any of the other series that I promised regular content on (was it skincare routines and “what’s in my makeup bag”?).

best new beauty launches spring 2019

Anyway, brilliant new launches this season include a moisturising foundation for dry skin (truly moisturising and comes in twenty-eight shades), a holiday perfume that’s a fresher alternative to Bronze Goddess, an excellent, high-performing vitamin C serum that won’t break the bank and a workable version of Weleda’s bestselling Skin Food moisturiser.

best new beauty launches spring 2019

Click play to find out what I’ve been testing and how it all fared – there’s a list of featured products underneath the video pane, should you be inclined to cheat. I can tell you though, that if you do jump ahead to the list then you won’t hear about the nicest cleanser in current existence…

La Roche-Posay C10 Serum, £25.33 here*: https://bit.ly/2DfeN4f

Weleda Skin Food Light, £7.95 here*: https://amzn.to/2v5Dn3i

Clinique Even Better Refresh Foundation, £30 here*: http://bit.ly/2UUMEtv

Clarins Bronzer – launches soon

Bobbi Brown Crushed Liquid Lip, £19 here*: http://bit.ly/2KM9rDI

Atelier Cologne Pacific Lime, £55 here*: http://bit.ly/2UUNy9n

Emma Hardie Moringa Light Cleansing Gel, £34 here*: http://bit.ly/2KEpZgY

Bioderma Micellar Cleanser with new pump, find here*: https://bit.ly/2P9V5fh

Kate Somerville +Retinol Vita C Power Serum, £84 here*: http://bit.ly/2UYpvX0

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8 Comments

  1. Thanks for the vid Ruth. You’ve mentioned Kate Somerville Retinol + vita C, and medik8 r-retinoate in some of your recent launches reviews. in your opinion, which one is better? Especially in terms of irritation. They’re both meant to be pretty strong. I’ve used Paula’s 1% and seem to tolerate it well, and I’m looking to up the strength/switch up a bit. Thanks a bunch.

    1. I’d say that the PC one feels stronger than both the others, tbh! But maybe my skin/perceptions of strength are weird! : )
      What about the Neostrata? Caroline Hirons has been doing a really in-depth series on retinol, listing strengths and so on, is well worth a look! xx

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