For green smoothie drinking, vegan skin: Sukin Super Greens Facial Recovery Serum

Due to it's light, non-greasy, gel-like consistency, this serum sinks in quickly making it the perfect pre-makeup, get-up-and-go skin revitaliser. I found my skin looked brighter with daily use. Sukin's facial recovery serum is designed to suits all skin types, however I would say that combination to oily skin types would love this serum the most. Infused with a blend of kale, spirulina, chlorella and parsley, the Sukin facial recovery serum gives you the benefits of dunking your face into your green morning smoothie, without actually having to do it. To put the icing on the cake (or green smoothie), it's also 100% vegan and cruelty free too.

For red, sensitive and stressed out skin: Lush Full of Grace Face Serum

Never before had I seen a serum in solid, bar form until I picked this bad boy up to try. This serum takes a little while to sink into the skin and is a little on the greasy side (not an uncomfortable greasy though) so would slot perfectly into anyone's nightly skincare routine. Designed to please all skin types, I think dry or sensitive girls would love this product the most. I found that this serum did a fantastic job at calming redness and sensitivity and left me with plump, buttery soft skin in the morning. 

For skin in need of a drink from the fountain of youth: Indeed Laboratories Retinol Reface Retinol Skin Resurfacer

I like the believe that prevention is the best medicine and although I am not relatively old yet, I'd like to delay the formation of fine lines and wrinkles as much as possible. Retinol is a vitamin A derivative aimed at helping to minimise fine lines, even skin texture and assist in repairing signs of sun damage. It helps to speed up skin cell turnover, which in turn speeds up the production of collagen. It's important to wear a high spf sunscreen during the day when using retinol products as they do make skin more sensitive to the sun. I apply this every second to third night and have definitely seen improvements in my skin's texture. It's a little too soon to tell whether it's doing anything major for wrinkles however I haven't noticed them getting any worse...so that's a good sign right?

**Retinol products can be known to cause sensitivity or irritation and should be used with caution. Test the product on a small area first or consult your gp to make sure this product is right for you. Retinol is not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

For 'cramming student at exam time' skin: Nip + Fab Dark Circle Fix Triple Action Eye Cream

Okay so technically this is an eye cream....but I thought I'd throw it in because the formula feels half serum, half eye cream. For me, exam time usually refers to me procrastinating as much as possible during the day, then last minute cramming in the study at ungodly hours of the night. The Nip + Fab Dark Circle Fix Triple Action Eye Cream has become a vital part of my skincare routine as I find it does wonders for my puffiness and dark under eye circles. It's the ultimate disguise to convince people you're getting a good night's sleep.