Skincare | Oriki x Deeza organics

I know I’ve been away from the blog for a while now guys. I’ve been so unmotivated and busy to make a blog post or stay active on the gram. If you follow me on IG Chidinma_n you’ll know I haven’t been posting for a while now. I never knew final year could be this hectic and stressful *inserts tired emoji well, I keep praying to God to see me through successfully.

I’m here to show y’all what has kept my skin on the lowest level of breakout this stressful period. I always experience stress pimples during periods when I’m overly stressed but i think I’ve found a remedy to it and I’ll be sharing it with you.

1. Oriki illuminating enhancer

 

This serum is bomb guys! I’ve never really used a serum but after i tried this one from Oriki, i got hooked. It comes in a small bottle which i think is really really small. I call it small but mighty at times because it works magic. I only apply this serum to my problem areas (my chin, under eye and forehead) to avoid lightening my entire skin. Ever since I started using this product, the dark circles underneath my eyes seems to have cleared up. It took like 2weeks before i started noticing changes tho, that’s the thing with organic skincare products. You just have to be patient and consistent with it. I use this product only at night and i try as much as possible to be consistent with it.

2. Tea tree facemask by Deeza Organics

Yes guys! I’m a fan of natural skincare products, especially when it involves facials. I purchased this product in January and since then I’ve never been consistent with using it untill recently when i decided not to waste it. I basically just apply a little portion to my face and neck mostly at night and rinse off after 5/10 minutes. I intend to incorporate it into my morning routine tho, let’s see how it goes. Hopefully, I’ll post a review on the face mask soon.

These are basically what i use on my face asides the Apricot face and body scrub i use to exfoliate.

Are you a skincare enthusiast like me? What products do you use? I’ll love to read about yours in the comment section. Thanks for reading.

Chidinma Ndukwe