Lisa Snowdon, a presenter for This Morning, just made her go-to skincare trio, which includes an anti-ageing serum and hundreds of glowing reviews, available.
Lisa Snowdon, a TV and radio presenter, has returned to share some of her skincare secrets with her fans with an impressive “before and after” video that features three skincare products.
Lisa, 53, has demonstrated on Instagram how she has expanded her BOOST Lab routine to include both its Bio-Active Eye Reset Serum, £18.99, and Multi-Peptide Anti-Ageing Serum, £18.99. These three serums can be purchased separately or as a set for only £45.93 instead of the brand’s usual £57.42, and all three have impressive before-and-after results on the brand’s website.
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Lisa uses the Eye Reset Serum, which targets fine lines, puffiness, and dark circles in the sponsored Instagram post. She describes it as “so lightweight, so refreshing, and easily absorbed,” before sharing her top advice for storing her bottle in the refrigerator for extra depuffing during the recent period of hot weather.
The BOOST Lab Anti-Ageing Serum, which Lisa describes as “good to fight wrinkles,” follows this with “good to fight wrinkles” and how “you get a glow right away and it’s so hydrating.”
Then, two weeks later, she describes how her skin looks, “my entire skin looks more hydrated, more glowy, and my eyes look great.”
This peptide serum has received hundreds of five-star reviews on the BOOST Lab website, so Lisa isn’t the only one who enjoys it. One person wrote, “Definitely does as it says.” Only the forehead and other areas where there are the most wrinklies, like the day and night, are used. My skin is now smoother and brighter, and I can tell a lot about it.
Another pleased customer commented, “Seems to work, I have noticed my wrinkles are shrinking.”
“Getting compliments about my skin that are center and right”! a third positive review appears.
However, not everyone was completely convinced, with one person stating that “they haven’t noticed a change as yet even though]they have deep wrinkles.”
The TV presenter used BOOST Lab’s £24.99 Edelweiss Neck Firming Serum, which sells one bottle every minute, after Lisa shared her results in an advertisement for the brand. She remarked, “I have to say, I’ve been really impressed by this neck serum”! It’s lovely to use, simple to absorb, and has helped me notice a smoother, toned neck and dec in the two-week trial.
While BOOST Lab Multi-Peptide Anti-Ageing Serum is popular, it may be because more people are interested in using peptides to combat aging in their skincare. The Ordinary’s Multi-Peptide + HA Serum, priced at £15.90, is a great option for those on a tight budget, while Medik8 Liquid Peptides Advanced MP, priced at £79, has proved to be extremely popular since its launch earlier this year, including with its own beauty editor.
Source: Mirror
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