Yves Rocher: Hydra Vegetal Moisture Boost Concentrate & 24H Intense Hydrating Gel Cream

Hi my lovelies,

As promised here is my review of another 2 products from Yves Rocher of the same line Hydra Vegetal. My skin can be very difficult sometimes as you guys should know by now if you're following me for quite sometime, the extreme oily combination type. My T Zone can be quite oily yet I've extreme dry patches on certain parts, I have settled the part for my oily T Zone (Previous review which I'll link below with products from the same company) and just found the other 2 products which is for my dry patches.

First is,

Yves Rocher: Hydra Vegetal Moisture Boost Concentrate (SGD $30 for 30ml/ 1 fl oz) is a serum for deep hydration moisture boost. It has a very light weight formula and ingredients like Aloe, Sugar Maple extract, Salicylic Acid, Shea Butter, Coconut oil, etc that will deeply penetrate into your pores and sink into your skin very fast to give a boost of hydration. I used this day and night and during the day I'll use this in conjunction with my Yves Rocher:  Zero Blemish Gel Cream, my night routine I'll just switch out the zero blemish gel cream to the 24h intense hydrating gel cream. I've notice a difference that it makes my skin feels and I love it. Highly recommend this product. *P.S: there is a slightly light fresh scent which is not over powering at all.

Yves Rocher: Hydra Vegetal 24H Intense Hydrating Gel Cream (SGD $26 for 1.6fl oz) is formulated for normal to dry skin and is enrich with witch hazel, sesame seed oil and maple sugar extract to deeply hydrates for 24 hours. The texture has a light gel cream texture which also adsorbs into my skin pretty fast and leaving it feeling hydrated, soft and smooth. I definitely would repurchase if I'm not constantly changing and testing out new skincare products. *P.S: same slightly light fresh scent as their Moisture Boost Concentrate.

My overall thought?! They are great products, works well and pretty cheap and budget friendly for something that is imported from France to Singapore. I just wish that they will not include Paraben in their Gel Cream and thats pretty much it!

Tried any of their products yet? What do you think?

Link to: Yves Rocher:  Zero Blemish Gel Cream

Link to: Yves Rocher: Rinsing Vinegar 

Link to:  Yves Rocher: Moment De Bonheur

Yves Rocher: Zero Blemish Gel Cream

Hello everybody,

Today I'll be reviewing Yves Rocher:  Zero Blemish Gel Cream. By now I believe most of you knows that I've oily-combination skin, the extreme of both very oily on T-Zone areas and dry patches on certain parts of my face and have been looking for a day moisturizer that can do the job and finally found one.

Lets first get into what Yves Rocher claims:

Zero Blemish Gel Cream, absorbs excess sebum and minizes pores. Enrich with Baikal Powder, recognized for its rebalancing virtues, this gel cream smoothes imperfections and hydrates for a full 24 hours* combination to oily skin. The results will be: skin tone is visibly even and fresh, with no imperfections.

The Plus: its fresh gel texture for daily use.
- Tested under dermatological supervision,
- Paraben, mineral oil and colorant free.

Yves Rocher:  Zero Blemish Gel Cream (50ml/1.6 fl oz) (SGD $26) This acts as a morning moisturizer in my regime and I prefer a fairly simple skincare in the morning when I've to rush to put on my makeup and after that as well before rushing to get out of the house. It does have a light floral scent as scent doesn't really matter to me at all. The consistency is like a thick cream yet absorbs immediately into my skin rather quickly. Love how this moisturizer because it does helps in keeping it matt. The part on minizes pores I don't really find that works at all.

Overall, I do recommend this to those with combination to oily skin. Its good with makeup and keeps my face matt and not to mention that the price is reasonable. Hope this review helps if you are looking for a moisturizer that moisture yet keeps you matt at the same time.

Have you try it yet? What do you think?

Have a happy weekend!!

I'll be reviewing another set of Yves Rocher products soon, but for now I'll link products from them that I had reviewed previously below.

Link to: Yves Rocher: Rinsing Vinegar 

Link to: Yves Rocher: Moment De Bonheur

Yves Rocher: Rinsing Vinegar (For all Hair Types)

Hi Ladies!! Has anybody heard of vinegar for hair?! I was so intrigued that I went Yves Rocher just to get the product, it is the best selling cult product from the brand and is sold out pretty soon every time they stock up. Since I love their perfume so much which I had reviewed previously which I will link below, I decided to try more of their products.

But for now before I got too excited and carried away, lets start on their Rinsing Vinegar. The packaging is pretty simple, comes in a sturdy plastic bottle with a cute screw top.  You simply shampoo and condition your hair, make sure you rinse out everything and just put some Rinsing Vinegar in your hair, spread it well and finally rinse off thoroughly (you could leave on for 5 mins like I did if you like to).

Yves Rocher: Rinsing Vinegar (SGD $15 for 150ml/ 5 fl oz) is a raspberry vinegar which is

• Silicone Free
• Paraben Free

genuine traditional remedy to enhance the natural shine of our hair and leave it radiant. Vinegar is used  on hair as a clarifying rinse to remove product build-up and smooths the cuticles that have been damaged by frequent hair-washing. The acid is suppose to balance our hair's pH. Just the scent alone smells heavenly and it is suitable for all hair types. It helps quite a bit in restoring the shine to my dyed hair and leave my hair feeling soft after my hair was air-dryed.

There are cheaper ways to create a similar results like apple cider vinegar which you would have to dilute and if you could tolerate the smell. Getting this is way easier and much more convenient. So I will definitely get more after finishing this bottle.

Have a great weekend everybody!

Here is the link to my review on the Yves Rocher's perfume: https://simplydianasmakeupchronicles.blogspot.com/b/post-preview?token=SqoZUkUBAAA.0ubx0_BwPc8_qkdmjWwN3g.QwBher88InmPm82ZS14hJQ&postId=8475606672862131025&type=POST

Yves Rocher: Moment De Bonheur (Perfume)

Yves Rocher created Botanical Beauty 50 years ago in the heart of Bretagne, France. They harvested their own organically grown plants and extract the best ingredients from the plants and manufactured the products in their own factories. They have skin care, make up, body care, both and shower, hair care and their very own fragrances.

Yves Rocher is a simple, effective and affordable brand that is now in Singapore at the new mall West Gate in Jurong East at level 2 unit #02-16. I first discover this brand through my friend 'Val' and find that their prices are extremely affordable compare to other imported brands in Singapore.

I have yet to try their skin and body care products but would love to soon, and I simply love most of their fragrances and their reasonable pricing. For your info I don't like fragrances that are too sweet, those are just not my cup of tea.

Yves Rocher: Moment De Bonheur (SGD $45 -$50 for 50ml/ 1.7fl oz) is describe as a feminine fragrance with a burst of green and fresh head notes of Rose Centifolia, a quality rose with soft, subtle scent. Finally, the woody base with the notes of Patchouli and Cedar that adds a vibrant and elegance. I have always love fragrance with notes of woody scent in them which I find adds a touch of mystery. I definitely put their fragrances next in line after all the expensive Cleo perfumes I own which are my favourites. And lastly the packaging of the glass bottle looks very elegant, classy and a very pretty ombre effect of purple to green.

If you don't like fragrances that smell like every other person walking down the street, Yves Rocher can be your little "secret go to" unique, high-quality fragrance without high-quality price tag.

I still have a number fragrances on my list that I would like to get from them because the lasting power of their fragrances are great which a lot of scents now a days will just disappear immediately or just last 3 hours max.There are different scents you can choose from them. You could check out if there is a store in your country where you live, just google it. 

Do you own any Yves Rocher fragrances? What are some of your favourites?

Anything that you think I should try next?