NIOD products - any good?

[polyhymnia]

Am a bit of a skincare junkie, though pretty happily settled with Clarins and Sarah Chapman. But recently have come across a few raves for products called NIOD. They're sold by Victoria Health, which I'm not a huge fan of.
The star products - both of which Victoria assured me I need- are serums called CAIS and MMHC. Anyone have any experience of these? Great results or snake oil?

[hollinhurst84]

Good stuff. I like the photography fluid
This is a good post about them
Deciem is under their umbrella too and I've use the hylamide and the sub q eye
http://www.carolinehirons.com/2015/12/a-guide-to-niod.html?m=1

[BovrilonToast]

I love them. Totally converted! I used to use a clarisonic, all sorts of aha acids and a hyaluronic serum. Skin was ok.

Now I use the cleaner, CAIS and Mmhc. Occasionally the saponins cleaner and flavanone mud for a deep clean.

It's amazing. My skin has never looked so good. I happily go out without foundation now! I'm 40 and finally happy with my skin

Their customer service is also excellent, I buy directly from their website.

[polyhymnia]

Thanks. And thanks for that link.

[polyhymnia]

Do you get them from Victoria Health?

[cressetmama]

Don't fall for the lip plumping product! Think chilli oil mixed with sesame oil. It does not work, either, and smarts like heck. Save the £30, but can't comment on the rest of the range; some products have had good reviews, from India Knight in the Sunday Times for example.

[BuntyFigglesworthSpiffington]

There's a lot of blinding with 'science' in their blurb. I'm still tempted though.

[polyhymnia]

Yes, quite, Bunty. And Victoria Health are generally very into that sort of approach and promising wondrous transformations.
Will google India Knight reviews - she's usually fairly sensible. Thanks.