Zelens Power D Treatment Drops (30ml for £115, available in 10ml as well)
This product lasts for ages, so I sincerely recommend that you buy the 10ml size instead. I apply 4 drops before my night moisturiser and it sinks in well (after about 10min). I personally don't see any real significant improvements but I do enjoy an oil that sinks in well, and this one is one of them.
Product review:
Zelens Transformer Instant Renewal Mask (full size 50ml for ahem...hmm..£100)
Had they halved the price, it would still be too expensive for what you are getting. And don't get me wrong, you are getting good stuff-- but £100, are you nuts?
Anyway, what's in this pot of alleged gold? -'Oxygen Complex’ – a synergistic complex of yeast extract, marine glycogen and Vitamin C – to increase skin cell oxygen consumption and in turn, maximise energy production to restore vitality and reduce the release of harmful free radicals; -‘Bio-energising Complex’ – ATP, magnesium and brown sea algae – to boost cellular activity and deliver essential minerals straight to where they’re needed most; -‘Enzyme Complexion’ – a fusion of protease and subtilisin – two enzymes that combine to increase cell turnover and reinforce skin’s natural ability to shed dead cells and renew itself effectively; - ‘Multi-functional Lactobionic Acid’ – derived from naturally occurring lactose, to enhance cell turnover and trigger a measurable increase in skin thickness.
Then, of course, some dimethicone, mica and alcohol. The trick is to have the mask on for an hour, not 15mins how they suggest. When you wash it off, your skin feels soft and nourished, just like after Summer Fridays' Jet Lag mask. In the morning, your skin does look less irritated. That's about it. So, a good mask, but highly overpriced, and there are way cheaper alternatives on the market that can do similar stuff.