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Sponsored Post: Insta Natural Advanced Action Retinol MoisturizerandAge-Defying Retinol Serum


***SPONSORED POST****
These samples were sent to me by BrandBacker for review.


Welcome back!
Today I will be talking about two products I was sent for review. I have used these products for several weeks and feel like I have a pretty good idea of how they perform.

The first is this Advanced Action Retinol Moisturizer


What's in it?
25% Retinol
Vitamin C
Hyakuronic Acid
Jojoba Oil
Shea Butter
Green Tea

What does it look like?
A thick white cream. If you're not into heavy feeling creams, you'll want to skip this one. You can definitely feel the heaviness of this cream. Which I prefer for night time creams. (I only apply this at night)



How do you use it?
I have very sensitive skin so I only use this every other night. I usually try to stick with a light weight moisturizer during the day because I have found that my makeup doesn't stay put if I use anything heavy under it.

Does it work?
I haven't noticed a dramatic difference with my skin as of right now. I did notice that my skin was a little bit dryer than it usually is but that would be due to the weather. Other than the dryness, no other skin irritations have occurred.


The next product (which I actually apply before the moisturizer) is this Age Defying Retinol Serum


What's in it?
25% Retinol
20% Vitamin C
10% Hyaluronic Acid
Fruit and Plant Acids

What does it look like?
A typical clear serum. It's very thin and absorbs quickly into the skin.


How do you use it?
I apply about the amount I have on my hand to  my finger tips and apply all over my face and neck. I don't ever rub serums in, instead I use a patting motion and press it gently into my skin. I allow this to dry before topping with the moisturizer.

Does it work?
Like I said with the moisturizer, I haven't used it long enough to notice any dramatic changes in my skin. I will say that in the morning when I wake up my skin feels very smooth and my makeup seems to apply better than usual.

I hope you guys learned a little bit more about these products. I will continue to use these because I want to see if I notice a difference in my skin over time. Thank you so much for Insta Natural and Brandbacker for giving me the opportunity to try these products.

If you're interested in purchasing these products I will link the website below.
http://instanatural.com/

Until Next time...
Xoxo,
Adela

**DISCLAIMER- THIS WAS A SPONSORED POST. POWERED BY BRANDBACKER. THESE PRODUCTS WERE SENT TO ME FOR REVIEW.

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