I fell in love with French skincare during my time in Paris in 2013. I have tried many different brands over the years. I fill my suitcase with as much as possible for the flight home with an assortment of creams and serums. I have two favorites, one being Sisley which you all must know by now and Caudalie. Caudalie is affordable and provides great results. There are several locations in Paris and a few in the US. Fingers crossed they open a Chicago location, I told them I would be happy to promote it for them.
They are offering 20% off Friends and Family until May 1 so I wanted to make sure I spread the word of this great deal. I think the value sets are the best deal as you can get more than one product for a great discount. I purchased this Vinactiv Serum and the complete set is $37 on sale which is a steal. I paid more for just that product alone.
I booked a facial for my time in Paris this last trip and really enjoyed the experience. I picked up a few things for me per their recommendations as well as a gift for my Mom and friends.
This was their recommendation for my Mom and it is a great way to introduce her to Caudalie. My Mom’s main concern is aging and wrinkles so this set was perfect.
What I bought and LOVE!
The oil cleanser for my dry skin has been fabulous. They say to use three pumps but one is enough.
I just purchased Radiance Serum to brighten my skin and clear up my dark spots.
I bought three of these lip balms because one is never enough. I have one in every single bag and I swear by them!
As far as masks, I have two favorites. This one is essential when I fly since it can be so drying and this exfoliant really helps clear my skin. I use it daily in the shower!
I have an eye cream already but I wanted to try this one from Caudalie that is around $30 on sale. So it is worth the research.
The facial was so amazing! I literally slept so hard in the middle and I woke up with glowing skin! I highly recommend booking one if you have the time in Paris. It was 80 euros.
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