17 January 2024

PRODUCT REVIEW // ALPHA-H LIQUID GOLD MIDNIGHT REBOOT SERUM AND BEAUTY SLEEP POWER PEEL - SUPER POTENT PRODUCT THAT WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP



If you ask me, nothing is better than products that work while you 💤 #AD
And these beauties from the incredible Australian brand Alpha-H - @alphahskincare are my latest obsession..



🤍 Alpha-H Liquid Gold Midnight Reboot Serum - with a potent 14% Glycolic Acid, 1% Granactive Retinoid, CoEnzyme Q10 and Tri-peptides, to help accelerate skin renewal whilst plumping, brightening and smoothing the complexion. 

▪️The light cream serum is potent so used 2-3 nights per week only. It absorbs nicely, and the next morning, my otherwise dull skin, is left soft and smooth, and visibly more even toned and brighter. I also feel it is helping keep my skin less congested with any breakouts clearing faster. 

▪️I’ve long been a fan of the cult Liquid Gold - and while I still love it, this one is even better. Must try!


🤍 Alpha-H Beauty Sleep Power Peel - With 0.5% Retinol, 10% Glycolic Acid, Shea Butter, Sweet Almost Oil and Blue Tansy, this creamy overnight mask helps exfoliate and resurface to smooth, plump and stimulate skin renewal. 

▪️The light cream peel is potent and just to be used 2 nights per week. It is super concentrated so only the finest amount is needed, and I absolutely love how silky soft, smooth and glowy my skin is the next morning. And without any irritation or dryness. I also find that it is helping reduce the appearance of my pigmentation and post acne marks, so in my routine to stay too!!

🖤 If you’re keen on trying, shop from Alpha H and use my code KARINA20 for 20% off (Affiliate) (Note, discount not valid on sale/promotions)

Have you tried Alpha-H  #alphahskincare ?🤍

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