However, I find the Lano formula has a really similar effect.
#BIOSSANCE SUNSCREEN DUPE SKIN#
My skin is always nice and soft and moisturised by morning when I use this. It's a moisturising overnight leave-on cream mask that's not too thick or rich or greasy, which I do appreciate, and is formulated with shea butter, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and various plant-derived oils (some of which are fragrant). Their masks seem to get all the hype but I'd say their actives are more impressive to me personally. The Kate Somerville is my ultimate favourite, but if you can't splash out on that the Beauty Bay formula is a great alternative.Ī number of people on Instagram have asked me if I think the Lano mask is a dupe for the Summer Fridays, so I thought I'd talk about it here! I like the Summer Fridays mask, but for the price I have to say, I think it's nice but not incredible. It's a little lighter in texture, but still gives me super-soft skin and keeps things calm. I actually found a lot of similarities with it when I tried the Beauty Bay moisturiser it has a pretty simple formula with skin-loving ingredients that will calm and nourish the skin, such as oat kernel oil, squalane and sunflower seed oil. It's a pretty occlusive moisturiser, so I use it as a night cream currently, but will switch to wearing it during the day when it's winter. If I'm suffering with sensitivity this is what I slap onto my skin to calm things down and get rid of any dryness, and it works a treat. The Kate Somerville moisturiser has been one of my favourite skincare finds of the year this rich, luxurious cream softens the skin, replenishes it and soothes it with ingredients that provide deep nourishment and promote a healthy skin barrier, such as ceramides, sunflower seed oil and shea butter. I think the Pixi one is a great alternative, though if you're worried that anything in that ingredient list could cause you irritation the Milk is a better bet. They work in a really similar way, to be honest, and you only need a tiny amount of product, whichever one you opt for. It's formulated with jojoba, again, alongside coconut extract and probiotics, though unlike the Milk formula, it does contain fragrance, which might make it a no-go for some. The Pixi cleanser has a very similar texture, in that it's creamy but has that foaming action, which is definitely a little more than I see in the Milk cleanser. It's formulated with plenty of skin-loving moisturising ingredients (like shea butter, oat extract and jojoba oil) and doesn't contain any obvious irritants or fragrance. It's a nice, creamy, gently foaming cleanser that does the job of making my skin feel fresh and clean without stripping it of its natural oils.
#BIOSSANCE SUNSCREEN DUPE FULL#
I actually got a mini of the Milk cleanser, but for price comparison's sake I've listed the full sized product's cost.
I'm actually usually not much of a fan of foaming cleansers, but both of these formulas are more hydrating, so I do get along with them.
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