Kiehl's #ChangeYourSkin Challenge ~ Week #2
The progress continues... it's week 2 already and I must say I'm still very happy as my skin continues to show improvement! Consistency is key when it comes to skincare - stick to the regime and it will pay off.
It's a picture heavy post this week, but I'm hoping you too will notice the difference.
Before:
The blank canvas that challenged Kiehl's to bring it to life!
Week 1:
I chose the wrong colour t-shirt to wear and wondered why my pics looked weird, apologies. But here I could see my complexion was starting to even out a bit and look a lot brighter.
Week 2:
I can see more colour in my cheeks, it's winter and ordinarily skin tends to look more dull and sallow!
It's a picture heavy post this week, but I'm hoping you too will notice the difference.
Before:
The blank canvas that challenged Kiehl's to bring it to life!
Week 1:
I chose the wrong colour t-shirt to wear and wondered why my pics looked weird, apologies. But here I could see my complexion was starting to even out a bit and look a lot brighter.
Week 2:
I can see more colour in my cheeks, it's winter and ordinarily skin tends to look more dull and sallow!
Omg I love Kiehl's! So glad this product is working for you Xx
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