Good Things is a brand that hasn't been around all that long (possibly now a toddler) but from my experience so far I would say it's one you will be hearing lots more about for a very long time. It takes a gentle approach to skincare (but an effective one) that uses superfruit extract to achieve the results. The gentleness of it makes it ideal for young skin, although I would say that any age could benefit. If you have sensitive skin its fantastic as it's free from parabens, sodium laureth sulphate, animal ingredients and mineral oils. Now I'm not going to make out that I know exactly what all of those are because I don't, but what I can say is they don't sound like natural ingredients and they definitely aren't needed in the product. Anyway, moving on from the brand for now and onto the star of this post.
Stop That Spot Clearing Gel is a lightwight gel that you dab onto the effected area to stop the spot in its tracks. Winner of the Cosmopolitan Beauty Awards in 2011 I had high hopes. It contains Acai which helps to sooth the skin and help with inflammation, and papaya which is rich in enzymes. The gel is very lightweight and not too thick so a little goes a long way.
The smell is amazing!! It's super fruity and fits in well with what you expect after you read about the Good Things range. I applied this as soon as a spot appeared and found that when I woke up the redness was significantly reduced and the spot had been stopped in its tracks and healed a lot quicker than normal. I also applied this in the morning and found that it works really well under make-up. Some products clog up after you put your foundation on but this one stayed perfect. It has antibacterial properties which reassured me when applying my make-up that it would stop a full blown outbreak which lets face it, no body wants to deal with! Often with spot creams and gels you find that once the spot has gone you can tell where it was as you have a bit of dryness, but with this I didn't find that the area was effected by dryness in the slightest.
Overall I think the product is great and would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone that is looking for targeted spot relief. The tube is 15ml and retails for £4.99. It is available from Boots, Superdrug and Sainsburys. I would urge you to head on over to the Good Things website and check out their products. It can give you direct links to retailers and let you know more information about their brand and how they use superfuit extracts to help you make the most out of your skin. I can't wait to try out more of their products.
Thank you so much for reading, I'd love to hear from any one of you about your experience with Good Things and if you've got any recommendations for other products I should try. Leave me a comment, drop me an email, or tweet me.
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