I'm a bit of a foreign products buff when it comes to skincare. As you may have gathered, cheap stuff that you can get in Boots or Superdrug doesn't have any room on my dressing table, nor does it in my salon kits. Along with Neals Yard and Natural Remedies, I've further supplemented my facial cleansing regime with Ramburi Thai spa products.
They do not currently have a UK retailer since affirmation whether a few of the ingredients comply with the EU standard has yet to be attained. I myself have heard nothing but good reviews, so I decided to chance it.
Not a range I would recommend for oily skin types since a lot of their products are oil based. The make up remover is a superficial cleansing oil, much like the sachet of Shu Uemura seen on the left.
The exfoliator is a gel with super fine microbeads, which would only really be suitable for a light exfoliation, so not that good for very dry skin either.
Mask smells very nice and sets well, but you don't really feel the results like you would with NY or NE.
They have yet to come up with a moisturiser, however the vitamin C serum does seem to serve as a somewhat moisture retention aid.
Hmmm. Need to try these out on someone that doesn't have boring normal skin like me to more accurately gage effectiveness.
I remain as ever an experimentalist
=Leo=
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