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Its protein-rich formula will help to strengthen your hair from the inside out, so I'm not surprised that it's given my hair a thicker, healthier appearance. IMO, that's pretty impressive for less than a fiver!
Price: £3.32.
I bought this because I'd seen a friend of mine rave about it on Twitter – two weeks in, I'm so glad I fell for the hype. I put a tiny amount under each eye at night before my moisturiser, and I've already noticed that my lines have softened and my skin has plumped (the dream, TBH).
Price: £7.95.
Okay, okay, I know this stuff literally says 'poreless' in its name, but I'm still amazed at how effectively it smooths my skin. It gives my makeup a texture-free, velvety base to grip onto, but I've started using it on bare-faced days too because of how even it makes the pockmarked areas near my nose. Tl;dr – all the rumours are true!
Price: £8.55.
I do own some regular sunscreen, but being honest I don't always remember to apply it (I know, I know). This spray is genius because 1) it goes on over makeup, so I can put it on at any point in the day and 2) the spray function makes it approximately 200 times more fun to use than lotions. I genuinely haven't gone a day without sun protection since buying it!
Price: £6.18.
The hydrocolloid patches stick to your skin and slowly draw the gunk out of your spots (so gross, but so satisfying). They also blur the edges of your spot and dull any redness when you're wearing them – what's not to love?!
Price: £5.69 for 24 patches.
My lips have been really dry lately, so I tried this intensive mask as a last resort. I've been impressed by the results, and it feels surprisingly lightweight too!
Price: £4.50.
The salicylic acid in this soap decongests my pores, while the sulphur removes any bacteria in my skin and absorbs excess oil. The bar is studded with almond and walnut shell particles to exfoliate my skin, and it also contains replenishing vitamin E. No wonder my skin has cleared up significantly after I started using this bad boy!
Price: £6.98.
Sponge the affected area with a damp cloth to loosen the dirt, squeeze the bottle, and then run its built-in brush over the stain. I've used this myself and saw results in minutes!
Price: £3.50.
It's made up of gritty cleaning beads suspended in a gel, so it grinds away at tough stains without scratching up whatever's underneath. It's suitable for use on most hard surfaces (think ceramic tiles, barbecues, pots and pans, and more!)
Price: £3.26.
I bought this compact Bialetti espresso maker to see if it was worth the hype, and hoo boy, have I been impressed! It's simple to use — I just unscrew its base and pour hot water into it before filling the filter with coffee grounds and screwing it all back together. I then place it on my hob for about two minutes and voila — I've made smooth, velvety coffee in no time!
Price: £19.79.
They're made from solid rings of plastic, making them way less likely to snap or break apart than regular clasp hair ties. As if that wasn't enough, their coiled structure also prevents my ponytail from pulling on my scalp no matter how high up I tie it!
Price: £3.49 for ten.
I only need to use a few drops of this stuff to benefit from its smoothing formula! The serum contains hydrating hyaluronic acid and jojoba oil too.
Price: £6.87.
I'd been using Glossier's cheek stain for a while and while I love how intense it is, I was after something a little cheaper. This highly-rated putty one delivers pigment without the shine, and its peachy colour is just *chef's kiss*.
Price: £4.00.
Don't be fooled by its super-low price – this pore-blurring powder is the best one I've ever tried. It'll cover *without* clogging, and it's gotten rid of the makeup-ruining oil that used to plague me throughout the day.
Price: £5.64 for a translucent powder.
I was a ride-or-die fan of my old Betron pair, but these converted me. They ensure I don't hear my flatmates moving around throughout the day, and they're amazingly comfortable too (I have massive, weirdly sensitive ears, so I need the comfiest option available). They charge really quickly, stay going for days at a time, and deliver the purest sound quality I've experienced so far!
Price: £148.99.
It's brimming with nourishing and healing ingredients like vitamin E that promise to turn your skin's cells over faster and deeply hydrate the existing ones.
Price: £17.24.
No, I didn't have 'slathering snail slime all over my face' on my 2022 beauty checklist either, but having tried this stuff myself I've been completely converted – it deeply hydrated my skin, and I feel like it helped to soothe my acne too.
Price: £17.50.
It's not that dermarolling (the practice of rolling a needle-covered wheel over your face to encourage collagen growth) never works, but 1) the needle depths pros use aren't safe for home use, and 2) ordinary people often don't know how to tell if they've overdone it, which can lead to scarring. Besides, seeing as these needles literally enter your skin, they have to be santisied beyond what you might be able to achieve at home – all in all, while I'm sad I wasted my money, I'm pretty glad I kept this roller in its packaging.