As a lover of French pharmacy skincare, these are the 9 products I'm stocking up on during the Amazon Prime Day sale
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If, like me, you can’t resist a French pharmacy beauty buy, Amazon Prime Day is a very good excuse to stock up. From my everyday SPF to a few cult classics I’ve been wanting to try, these are the nine products currently sitting at the top of my wishlist – and the discounts are making them even harder to resist.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF50+
I’m very particular about SPF, and La Roche-Posay’s Anthelios UVMune 400 is one I’d happily recommend to anyone who hates that heavy, sticky feeling some sunscreens leave behind. The lightweight, invisible formula makes it an easy one to wear every day, whether you’re going makeup-free or layering it underneath your base. At £11.96, I’m tempted to buy a couple.
Was £20
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Shimmering Dry Oil
There’s a reason Nuxe’s Huile Prodigieuse has become such a French beauty icon. I love the shimmering version for giving arms, legs and décolletage that subtle, lit-from-within glow without looking like you’ve covered yourself in glitter. Add in that instantly recognisable Nuxe scent and you’ve got a very convincing case for making this your summer beauty staple.
Was £23
Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water
A French pharmacy classic that needs very little introduction. Bioderma’s Sensibio H2O is one of those beauty products I always like to have in the cupboard, particularly for those evenings when I want to take my makeup off quickly without scrubbing at my skin. It’s gentle, fuss-free and a brilliant everyday staple.
Was £14.99
Caudalie Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum
If you’re looking to tackle the appearance of dark spots or uneven-looking skin tone, Caudalie’s Vinoperfect serum is one I’ve had my eye on for a while. It’s designed to brighten the complexion and improve the appearance of pigmentation, while giving skin a healthy-looking glow. And with £13 off, now feels like a pretty good time to finally try it.
Was £52
Clarins Double Serum is one of those products that has managed to remain a beauty-cabinet favourite for years – and I can see why. It’s designed to target multiple signs of ageing while helping to leave skin looking smoother, firmer and more radiant. It’s one of the pricier products in this edit, but a saving of almost £19 makes it considerably more tempting.
Was £65
Vichy Liftactiv 16% Vitamin C Brightening Serum
Vitamin C is one of my go-to ingredients when my skin is looking a little lacklustre, so Vichy’s 16% formula immediately caught my attention. It’s designed to brighten the complexion and help improve the appearance of dark spots, making it a good option for anyone wanting to add a little more radiance to their morning routine. Plus, you’re saving more than £11 at the moment.
Was £38.07
RoC Retinol Correxion Line Smoothing Eye Cream
I’m always intrigued by an eye cream that contains retinol, particularly when I’m looking for something to target fine lines around the eyes. RoC’s formula is designed to smooth the appearance of lines and wrinkles while also targeting puffiness. At under £17, it’s an easy one to add to your routine without a huge investment.
Was £19.84
Eucerin UreaRepair 48 Hours Dry Skin Body Moisturiser
I’m guilty of neglecting body care until my skin starts feeling noticeably dry, which is why I like having a hardworking moisturiser to hand. Eucerin’s UreaRepair is formulated specifically for dry skin and promises up to 48 hours of moisturisation, making it exactly the kind of no-nonsense body lotion I want in my bathroom. And at £13.87, it’s a very easy addition to the basket.
Was £19.45
Uriage Xémose Anti-Itch Shower Oil
If your skin tends to feel dry or irritated after showering, I’d definitely have this one on my radar. Uriage’s Xémose Shower Oil is designed to gently cleanse while helping to soothe dry, itchy-feeling skin – and because it’s an oil, it leaves skin feeling much more comfortable than some traditional shower gels. It’s a particularly good one to have coming into the colder months.
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