Finally got my Snailies done 
🐌🐌 THE SNAILIES 2019 🐌🐌
The Well Hello There - newest and latest find that gets your motor running
Don't know if this technically counts as skincare but I recently switched from ordinary cod liver oil to fermented cod liver oil (I suppose it can be viewed as a supplement but I tend to consider this as sort of food as it is just an oil from a fish source, the fermented version uses an old fashioned distillation method) and it's been rather interesting to see a quite sudden difference (as nothing else changed in my skincare routine) as I suddenly have a very healthy inner glow thing going on which is pretty much unheard of at this time of year. It's a good source of omega 3 which is great for skin, and general health, so it isn't that surprising but it seems, for me, the extraction method makes a difference.
The Flusher- money spent on this product would have been better put to use by flushing it down the toilet
GOW Vitamin C 23% version 1.0 as I literally had to toss this twice due to malfunction of the packaging. Version 2.0 is only marginally better and I'm not convinced it's a standout formulation. It is however decent and a good budget option so I'll continue to recommend it as such but otherwise, meh. Should mention that Victoria Health customer service has been brilliant throughout.
The Jack & Rose- the product you’ll never let go of because there’s plenty of fucking space for the two of you on that piece of wood. Damn you, James Cameron, for breaking my poor little tween heart.
Newly joining the ranks this year would be the Frezyderm Velvet Face SPF50. Although I'll probably remain a bit polyamorous with it as sunscreen is one of the few products I still swap and change and use on rotation as there genuinely are advancements worth keeping an eye out for.
DHC cleansing oil, I'd sort of forgotten how nice it was and since the price is a lot better than it used to be, I've been steadily repurchasing and stocking up.
Christophe Robin haircare, I strayed, paid the price and wandered back again. For whatever reason the products just really work for me but I do get annoyed that they lack certain products. I could really do with a leave in conditioner, currently their offerings are either very light or very heavy masks and whilst I love the mask it isn't the best choice to use all the time.
The LTB- it all seemed so promising, everything was going so great, then they turned out to be a narcissist gaslighting bastard
I suppose the GOW Vitamin C 23% again, but solely down to packaging malfunctioning.
The Child Prodigy- that one product that’s annoyingly good and isn’t afraid to be smug about it
Medik8 R-Retinoate, it's just been stupidly great, particularly for my issues with dehydration and seems to have strengthened the ability of my skin barrier. Insane price tag but I only bought the one last year and it's still not finished.
The Worker Bee- never the centre of attention but has been steadily chugging along like no other
LRP Toleriane hydrating wash, it's not particularly special or joyous to use but it works a treat and does it all without complaining.
LRP Toleriane Ultra Nuit, as above, just gets on with it and never lets me down.
The Troll- the one where you repeatedly asked, ‘Is this doing anything?’, but continued to use it anyway…
Ogliotherapie as recommended by Joelle Cicco institute in Paris. I stopped using the copper as I really wasn't all that convinced by it, but have continued to use the Manganese and the Selenium. There's at least some backing for those in research papers and I actually do notice it keeps my skin very calm and even but beyond that it seems a lot of hassle for only marginal gains but it isn't very costly
The Flabbergaster- that one product or technique that wasn’t really supposed to be used like that or delivered well beyond your non-existent expectations
Pommade A313, bought it for my KP on my body as advised by my dermatologist and it does really seem to work well for me as keralytic but out of curiosity I patch tested it on a rare spot on my face and was rather astonished at how quickly the pigmentation aftermath and healing was expedited, some trace of it usually lingers for months but not anymore.
The Sinner- oh, admit it because we’re all guilty of it, what did you do or use that wasn’t all that sensible like take an acid bath and had the disastrous results you really knew to expect
Packing all my skincare items in hold luggage recently as of course my bag didn't arrive and I had to make do with emergency skincare products whose labels I could barely decipher as it was in another alphabet on top of language. If I ever needed confirmation that I had a well curated skincare routine for my finicky skin, that was mod definitely it. My skin suffered terribly and only seemed to sigh happily again once it got some P50 on it.