Their body butters are a savior for the dry skin on my legs. My legs get itchy every time I get out of the shower or after I shave, but everything's fine and dandy after I slather this baby on. I also wear sheer stockings a lot for work and this prevents any discomfort from the stockings constantly rubbing against my skin!

The one thing I dislike about this is the tub and the amount of product I get. It's not too little per se, but 200ml is just not enough. Maybe it's because I use these every day but I always see the bottom peeking through every 2 months. I do wish they came in those monster bottles with an equally big pump (think Vaseline or Cetaphil)! BODY SHOP, DO YOU HEAR MY CRIES?

The body butters are not for someone with severely dry or sensitive skin, though, because it is heavily scented and also not formulated specifically for healing conditions such as eczema. It is just a nice treat, especially after a long day. After a long and trying day, have a good warm shower with their body wash, smooth this on and you'll find yourself so much more relaxed and calm!

Ultimately, I think The Body Shop products are nothing too spectacular to write home about, but their scents are so out of this world it's difficult not to be tempted to grab every single product from every line! The green tea range is definitely my favorite out of all the other scents I've tried (which is almost all of their permanent range) and MOST DEFINITELY worth a sniff next time you pass by The Body Shop! (;

 
Almost everyone swears by, or at least heard of the Zoeva brushes, but not everyone knows they do actual makeup products as well! I saw their Luxe Color Blushes online and was surprised to see such a wide range of shades! I bought He Loves Me, Maybe... because I don't think I have any similar shades in my current collection      Straight off the bat, I can tell that the simple black packaging is made of fairly good material because it is quite heavy and solid. It is a matte, but not rubbery texture, and has a swirly pattern embossed on the top.  The bottom shows the name of the shade clearly, which I really really like.    He Loves Me, Maybe... is a bright neutral-toned coral with the faintest faintest bit of shimmer that doesn't show up when applied on the cheeks. The texture is smooth but slightly chalky, although there is no fallout or any of those pesky bits that fly everywhere when you swirl your brush in.    A little goes a long way with this product because it is so pigmented! Not as pigmented as theBalm's blushes, but still opaque and a dream to blend. It doesn't apply patchy and spreads easily so it is super easy to get an even wash of colour on your cheeks. I love it because it makes me look like I've just come back from a jog (in a good way)!

The Body Shop has always been one of my favourite skincare brands because not only do their products smell incredible, they're cruelty-free as well! Recently, I received a few of their items (from my granny) from their tea tree oil range and have been trialing them for about two to three weeks, which gives me ample time to really test their effectiveness.

Tea tree oil is known for its anti-bacterial properties, refreshing scent and ability to cure acne and pimples and so I thought this range would be perfect for me.

Tea Tree Skin Clearing Facial Wash - This is probably the one that worked the best for me out of all three. It is a translucent green gel that's slightly watery. It lathers up into a a thin foam and gives a cooling effect during and after wash. I use this in the mornings and it is a great pick-me-up, especially if you had a rough night. I can't say it helped reduce my acne, but it certainly did keep it at bay!

Tea Tree Skin Clearing Toner - The toner stung my face so bad the firs time I used it! I poured a little onto a cotton pad, swiped it across my forehead and went 'NOPE.' That really put me off it for quite some time, and I only had the guts to give it another go recently (a.k.a this morning) and surprisingly, it didn't sting as much! I only felt a very slight burning sensation for a few seconds. Other than that, everything else was A-okay!

Tea Tree Oil - I found this product so-so, or maybe because I find that tea tree oil doesn't really do much for my acne. It works fairly well at reducing redness and soothing itches, and whenever the skin on my face feels irritated or aggravated, I dab some of this on and it calms it down some!

I would say that all in all, this range isn't exactly fantasmic but it is a lovely addition to my skincare. The product from the three I would recommend the most is the facial wash, but many people have said the oil works amazing for them too so if you have one or two of those pesky pimples occasionally (and not full-blown acne like me), you may want to give it a whirl! If you have sensitive skin I'd say avoid the toner!

I have also tried the Tea Tree Oil Blotting Tissues quite some time ago and it wasn't anything groundbreaking. In fact, I thought each sheet a tad too small for how much it cost! There are definitely cheaper and better alternatives in the drugstore! They have many other things in the Tea Tree Oil range that I haven't tried as well but the ones I'm most keen on is the BB Cream!

P.S. You can get a little Tea Tree Oil Skincare Kit which contains little samples of the face wash, toner, lotion, oil and blotting sheets!