My Lacura day and night skincare review is well worth reading as the creams are really affordable, they cost me less than £5 each.

Both protect the skin from premature ageing. Which is a must in skincare especially for the face. Over the years as our skin loses its youthful appearance and those fine lines start to show.

I have recently been trialling them and think you will love them too.

Lacura Day and Night Skincare Review

Lacura day cream review

The day cream has SPF 20, which is a must in daylight hours, even if it’s not particularly sunny. UV rays are a common cause of premature ageing so we really should be using a minimum of SPF 10 on a daily basis.

The active ingredients are used following scientific findings and the brand is cruelty-free. I feel we should all be using cruelty-free brands and looking towards ending animal testing.

The cream is rich but non-greasy, and massages into your face and decollete effortlessly. There isn’t any heaviness or the feeling like you have the cream on as it absorbs quite quickly into your face.

Scent wise I would describe it as a fresh soapy smell. I love this as having perfumed face creams I find can cause a bit of irritation for me personally.

The key selling qualities and ingredients for this cream are listed on the front which is hyaluronic acid and Coenzyme Q10. Hyaluronic acid helps the skin absorb more of the hydration and the Coenzyme Q10 helps reduce the appearance of fine lines.

 

Lacura night cream review

The night cream is designed to be used alongside the day cream for the best results.

A thicker consistency to the cream in comparison to the day cream. It still massages into the skin really well.  Obviously no need for SPF at night time either. The same soapy scent as well, which is really fresh and just what you would want after washing away the day’s dirt and pollution.

The active ingredients which differ from the day cream to make them more suitable at night are vitamins E, F and avocado oil. These are designed to help regenerate the skin so will work while you are sleeping.

Coenzyme Q10 is still in the night cream as it can work alongside the extra vitamins. It helps with reducing those fine lines which naturally develop in us all.

 

A great combination of products I would recommend them to anyone who is concerned about ageing skin. They have been compared to the Nivea Q10 which comes with a price tag of more than double these.

The recommended age group for this product is starting from about 30-50 years old. Covering over 2 decades of skin maturity is pretty impressive skincare.

Lacura day and night cream Aldi

If you would rather spend your money on shoes or handbags rather than expensive skincare, Lacura day and night skincare could be just what you are looking for.

I bought these from my local Aldi supermarket and I always keep an eye on new releases.

Anything beauty-related catches my eye in the middle aisle of the store. I have a review on some Hair And Beauty Supplements From Aldi

A silicon facial cleanser which is a Foreo dupe at a fraction of the price. This Emma Hardie dupe of the cleansing balm with a cleansing cloth

So many great finds to share that make weekly food shopping trips more exciting.

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