QVC Today's Special Value - Prai 4 Piece Radiant Anti-Ageing Collection!

This looks like such a good deal if you like Prai products, or even if you just fancy trying them out. Today this set is being sold for 36.94 plus £4.45 postage and packaging on QVC, instead of  their usual price of £44.50. Now if this saving didn't already sound good enough, just look below at the contents and how much they'd usually cost to buy!

Contains:
1 x 24k Golden Caviar Age Defying Concentrate (30ml) - formulated to help address multiple ageing concerns, this serum combines peptides with botanicals and helps to aid the skin’s revitalisation process USUALLY £35.75 (plus £3.95 postage)

1 x Platinum De Luxe Ultimate Firming & Contouring Creme (50ml) - helps to improve the appearance of conditions that age your skin’s appearance. By helping to promote the skin's elasticity, this cream aids the improvement of suppleness and tone USUALLY £31.50 for 30ml (plus £3.45 postage) which equates to £52.50 for the 50ml you receive with this (excluding postage)

1 x Advanced Radiant Eye Repair With Matrixyl (15ml) - helps to minimise the appearance of fine lines and crow's feet. This cream glides on effortlessly without pulling or stretching thin, fragile skin USUALLY £26.50 (plus £3.45 postage)

1 x Ageless Throat Night Advanced Recovery Creme (12ml) - specially designed to protect the vulnerable throat area from overnight dehydration while further helping to bolster the appearance of elasticity and firmness 30ml full size is $40, I can;t find a UK price for it, so roughly $20 worth which is about £12.50 at today's exchange rate.

So, you get 3 full sized product and a sample, worth approximately £127.25 without any postage costs factored in. I think it would make a lovely gift and will clearly look like you've spent a lot more on it too which might earn you some brownie points!

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Review: PRAI O2 Infusion with Vacuum Technology!

I recently posted about the new PRAI O2 Infusion with Vacuum Technology, and I’ve now had the chance to test it out for a couple of weeks so thought you might like to know my thoughts on it!

Usage was fairly easy, it’s a simple case of massaging it onto the skin and then leaving for 1-2 minutes (which seems a lot longer when doing nothing whilst waiting); I left it for 2 as for some reason I always need to leave things for the longest time stated (this goes for home hair dyes when I’m going through my home dying phases and countless other things. I guess it makes me feel like I am getting the best results by doing this – god knows!) and then gently wipe away with a damp cloth, or rinse. It’s that simple!

Actually, now I think about it, I did suffer a little difficulty using this product and that was to stop myself wiping the product from around my nose as it was very tickly as the foam bubbled away – that took some serious self-restraint on my part.

Just applied:

 Started to foam:

Foamy:

Foam starting to go:

I used the product 3 times a week (which is stated on the product as the maximum amount of times per week to use it – see above about my weird need to use things to the max) and found that after using it, my skin did feel soft and looked more radiant. I feel that it’s more than worth the £19.75 price tag and I will definitely be buying it again when this tube runs out.

I have to admit though that I was fairly bemused by this product at first, since it involved some sort of technology that I’d usually associate with a Dyson, or suchlike. I wondered how this technology could come in the form of a foaming gel, and how (and if) it would benefit my skin! I still don’t know to be honest, but honestly so long as it’s doing good things to my skin, I really don’t feel that I need to understand anything much more than that!

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Disclosure: PR Sample

PRAI O2 Infusion with Vacuum Technology!

I’ve been asked to try out a new product from PRAI, before it launches on QVC Beauty next month, priced at £19.75 (plus P&P I’d assume). The product in question is their O2 Infusion with Vacuum Technology, a product said to help free skin from pollutants and impurities.

Apparently the product activates when massaged into the skin and transforms into a mousse-like foam which feels light and soothing. It’s meant to carry oxygen molecules to the surface of the skin while “vacuum technology” helps to detox and purify the skin.

I’m looking forward to seeing how well this performs, so I’ll report back to you once I’ve given it a bit of a test to let you know my thoughts.