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66°30 face cleaner

le Thursday 02 May 2013byRomano as "the garagerocker"

Here is a cleaner I’ve been testing for few weeks. It is a face cleaner from the French cosmetics brand 66°30. A brand specialised in allergen-free organic skincare products. This product here is 99.4% made of natural ingredients among which 31.9% from organic farming. So, the care is made of aloe vera (soothes, moisturizes), willow… Read more

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Tom Robinn Hyaluronic serum

le Sunday 28 October 2012byJoe the "tire-remover"

It had been a long time since I had not tested anything from Tom Robinn. A French cosmetic brand which packaging has been redesigned since my first test. This product here is a hyaluronic serum. You may have heard about this barbaric term with hyaluronan (also called hyaluronic acid). Instead of collagen, this substance is… Read more

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Aesop anti-oxydant hydrator

le Thursday 10 May 2012byRomano as "the garagerocker"

Here is a skincare product I’ve been testing for few weeks now. Basically, it is a anti-oxydant hydrator serum from Aesop, an Australian cosmetics brand since 1987. It helps fighting free radicals (at least from the surface of the skin) and limit the effect of time. A very unusual care as it is liquid, and… Read more

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Gold touch stained fluid from Tom Robinn

le Sunday 05 July 2009byJoe the "tire-remover"

The first time I’ve heard about this brand I thought it was English. No sir! These are cosmetics from home! Their packaging are quite original: a clear tube with a large push-button. Ergonomics were well thought with a comfortable handling. The fluid is slightly tinged with a natural color, ideal for complexion. Careful with the… Read more

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Lush Brazened Honey

le Sunday 16 November 2008byJoe the "tire-remover"

My first Lush test Although Lush offers a special Men’s range (particularly for shaving products), the first product I’ve decided to test is unisex: Brazened Honey. As it’s a fresh mask, you need to keep it in the fridge, for up to a maximum of 3 weeks. It really intrigued me! It really is like… Read more

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