I really like Peach & Lily products. I first grabbed the Glass Refining Serum on a whim when I hadn't even heard of Peach & Lily as a company. I liked it so much I had to share it with you and a few friends. I love how it makes my skin look. A basket of Peach Slices products would be a good idea for my friend's daughter's 18th birthday.
Thanks for sharing. I've tried the snail mucin toner from Peach Slices as well as their aha/bha one. Im currently using their cica serum and have been impressed with all of them. I have also tried the glass skin serum & matcha moisturizer from Peach & Lily with good results. I'm looking forward to trying more of their products based on your reviews.
Hey Mel, this has nothing to do with your video today, just wanted to share my candle adventure with you that I just got back from: picked up Sparkling Winterberry, Magical Bright Lights, and Holiday Cheer from Kohl's it's their new Christmas collection (Shimmering Christmas Tree and Marshmallow Eggnog are the others). Also, bought Frozen Balsam at T.J. Maxx and Partridge In A Pear Tree, along with Chestnut Woods from Homeworx and my first Country Candle called Twas The Night in a medium jar at Marshall's. So exciting! Thanks for reading.
The only thing I’ve tried from peach and lily is their may coop raw sauce and I’ve loved it for years! Probably one of the best essences out there. I need to repurchase that soon.
@@MrKongsMom I think you’ll like it. Works for all skin. Doesn’t leave any heavy feeling on skin and actually has a pretty smell even though it’s faint. Makes my skin feel like it can breathe, if that makes sense.
While seeking clarification on beauty products that contain snail mucin, it’s noted that these products may be considered cruelty-free, depending on the conditions that the snail mucin is collected. As snail mucin is an animal product, it’s not vegan. I’m interested in learning about vegan & cruelty-free alternatives if anyone knows of any. 🍁
Certainly not vegan for sure but the collection can easily be done ethically. Hopefully someone can recommend an alternative to the snail mucin ingredient for you.
