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£29.99
I take these every day as part of looking after my long-term health.
Regenerative Omegas is an Award-Winning, complete, balanced omega-rich oil, sustainably sourced from regeneratively farmed Ahiflower oil.
The unique fatty acids of Ahiflower oil found in Regenerative Omegas, provides all of the benefits of a fish oil whilst avoiding heavy metals, PCBs, microplastics contamination now so prevalent in our oceans.
And if you don’t like taking capsules, it comes in an oil too!
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£28.99
I find creatine fascinating, especially as we learn more about how it supports not just physical strength, but brain function and energy too.
What stands out here is the quality. This is the same standard used in clinical research, which gives a level of trust and reassurance that I think really matters with supplements.
It’s one of those ingredients that’s been studied extensively, and it feels like we’re only just beginning to understand how important it can be for long-term health, resilience and vitality.
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£33.00
This serum sits in the routine between toning and moisturising, designed to work with the tallow moisturiser rather than compete with it. The plant-based oils in it are chosen to complement and penetrate before you seal everything in. It’s a layering approach that makes sense when you think about what your skin actually needs, rather than what a 12-step regime tells you to buy. I put it on Life Favourites for anyone who wants to understand a more considered way to use active ingredients without reaching for synthetics.
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£36.99
Changes in our hair often start from the inside, with things like stress, hormonal shifts and how well we actually absorb the nutrients we take in. I actually helped shape the Anavive formula because ingredient quality and absorption matters more than most people realise. Anavive’s pea shoot extract has been studied for its role in the natural hair growth cycle, and it sits alongside ashwagandha for stress resilience, iron paired with vitamin C to support absorption, and nutrients like biotin and zinc that contribute to the maintenance of normal hair. It’s a combination of real science and a considered, inside-out approach that really stands out.
If you’re thinking about adding a supplement like this, it’s very important to check with your GP or a qualified professional first, especially if you have a medical condition or are taking other medication.
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£88.00
So many of my followers are looking for skincare that feels both effective and gentle, especially when dealing with sensitivity or the effects of stress and pollution.
What I like here is the combination of science and nature – deeply hydrating ingredients alongside powerful botanicals, all without unnecessary additives. It feels like a considered, restorative approach to skin health rather than a quick fix.
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£80.00
Historically the eye cream mantra has been the thicker the better! The science has changed and this lightweight serum feels amazing, and I’ve seen a noticeable difference around my eyes since I’ve been using it. The eye area is one of those places that tends to give away how you’ve been sleeping, how much time you’ve spent outside, whether life’s been full lately. What I love about this is that it’s not trying to mask any of that – it’s working at a cellular level to actually improve how the skin around the eye functions and recovers over time. The CEL Complex is very interesting. The idea that you can support the skin’s own renewal mechanisms rather than just sitting something on top of it feels like a more intelligent approach. And given how thin and reactive the skin around the eyes is, the fact that this has been tested under ophthalmological supervision as well as dermatological is great.
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£52.00
Hydration sounds simple, but a lot of products don’t get below the surface. What I find interesting about this serum is that it combines hyaluronic acid with magnesium and a patented vitamin D-like compound that activates the skin’s own vitamin D receptors – which matters for cell renewal and barrier strength, particularly if you’re not getting much sun. There are also probiotics and prebiotics in here, which speaks to how much the microbiome conversation has moved from gut health into skincare. A good base layer and genuinely thoughtful science behind it.
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£8.99
A proper fresh mint without the sting. This is the one I use morning and night. Hydroxyapatite helps replenish enamel, and there’s no SLS, so no aggressive froth and nothing to irritate your gums. It’s sweetened with xylitol and stevia and flavoured with real mint oils, not artificial flavourings. A pea-sized amount is all you need, and one 75ml tube lasts around six to eight weeks.
My kids prefer the peach flavour!
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£8.99
This is the one that makes it easy to get my kids to brush their teeth! It’s soft and fruity, with none of the minty sting that makes brushing feel like a punishment, so getting them to do the full two minutes is suddenly a lot easier. It’s the same dentist-designed hydroxyapatite formula as the mint that I use, it’s SLS-free, sweetened with xylitol, vegan and cruelty-free. If you’re unsure what’s right for your family, have a chat with your dentist.
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£35.00
Hydration is something I’ve become much more conscious of, especially when I’m active or travelling.
I keep these with me because they’re simple, effective and don’t contain the sugars or artificial ingredients you often find elsewhere. Just an easy way to stay on top of how I feel day to day.
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£88.00
I’d always assumed heavier meant better when it came to night cream. Skin Diligent challenged that entirely. Thick creams can actually slow down the skin’s natural overnight repair cycle – suppressing the very cellular activity you want happening while you sleep. This is a light formula, but the science behind it is serious: plant-based exosomes help direct active ingredients straight to where they’re needed, and the cashew extract ingredient is genuinely fascinating for anyone interested in cellular longevity. It’s the kind of formulation that makes you rethink what “nourishing” skin actually means.
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£11.50
Mineral SPF is something I’ve paid more attention to since learning more about the chemical filters used in most conventional sunscreens and their potential effect on hormone health. This one uses zinc oxide as its active ingredient – a physical barrier rather than a chemical one – formulated in the same tallow and botanical base as the rest of the Cow Face range. SPF 25+, no oxybenzone, no synthetic fragrance. For anyone who spends time outdoors and wants protection without the chemical compromise, it’s a good one to have in the rotation.
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£52.00
Skin repair overnight is such an important part of any routine, especially as we get older or spend more time exposed to environmental stress.
I like that this takes a gentle but effective approach – supporting the skin’s natural ability to restore itself while being mindful of ingredients and sustainability. It feels aligned with a slower, more intentional way of caring for ourselves.
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£21.50
I’m drawn to products that strip things back to what actually works. This moisturiser is made from organic, grass-fed Pembrokeshire tallow with cold-pressed castor oil, honey and a handful of essential oils. No more, no less. Tallow is structurally close to our skin’s own sebum – it’s one of the reasons it absorbs so naturally. Since reducing the amount of synthetic ingredients in my skincare, this is the kind of thing I look for: a short ingredient list I can actually read, made by people who care where it comes from.
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£38.99
I tend to take the capsules myself, but I know they’re not for everyone.
If you don’t enjoy taking capsules, the liquid version is a really great alternative to get your omegas. It’s easy to add into your routine, and you’re still getting those essential omegas from a high-quality, plant-based source.
It’s all about finding what works for you and making those daily habits as simple and sustainable as possible.
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£17.00
So many people ask me about what comes between cleansing and moisturising and whether it actually matters. The thinking behind this toner is sound – rose water and glycerine to balance pH and calm skin, with clove essential oil for its antimicrobial properties. The other thing I like about it: it’s designed to improve how well everything applied afterwards absorbs. Simple ingredients, doing exactly what they say. Worth knowing about if you’re trying to keep your routine clean.
