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Invisalign and Botox: The Tweakments Redefining Natural Beauty

In the world of luxury wellness, a quiet shift is underway, and the pursuit of beauty is no longer about dramatic transformation; it is about subtle enhancement, holistic wellbeing, and treatments that work in harmony with the body. Enter the age of the tweakment: small, precise interventions that yield natural, rejuvenated results without the need for surgery or downtime that are becoming seen as essential in the routines of the world’s wealthy.

At the forefront of this movement is Dental Wellness, an Islington clinic that has become a destination for discerning Londoners seeking a more integrated approach to self‑care. Led by Dr Vishal Patel, a dentist with a Master’s in Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry from the University of Manchester and advanced training from the Harley Academy, the clinic offers two of the most sought‑after tweakments: Invisalign and Botox. But here, they are not offered in isolation; rather, they are combined as part of a philosophy that treats the whole person, recognising that a confident smile and a relaxed expression go hand in hand with overall wellbeing.

The new language of aesthetics

For today’s luxury consumer, time is the ultimate currency. The appeal of tweakments lies in their precision and efficiency; a lunchtime appointment that leaves you looking refreshed, not “done”. Invisalign, with its nearly invisible aligners, has revolutionised orthodontics, offering a discreet way to straighten teeth without the disruption of traditional braces.

Invisalign, with its nearly invisible aligners, has revolutionised orthodontics, offering a discreet way to straighten teeth without the disruption of traditional braces

Botox, meanwhile, has evolved far beyond its early reputation. When administered by an expert, it softens fine lines, eases tension, and can even relieve chronic jaw clenching; a common side effect of modern‑day stress.

Dr Patel sees these treatments as complementary. “Your smile and your expression are intimately connected,” he explains. “If you’re grinding your teeth from stress, it affects your jaw muscles, your facial posture, and even your skin. By addressing both alignment and muscle tension, we can achieve results that are not only beautiful but also therapeutic.”

A holistic approach to tweakments

What sets Dental Wellness London apart is its commitment to natural, patient‑centred care. Invisalign is used not just to straighten teeth but to improve bite function and long‑term oral health, while botox is placed with precision to relax overactive muscles – whether for crow’s feet, forehead lines, or masseter tension – while preserving natural expression.

“The goal is never to change someone,” Dr Patel says. “It’s to help them look like themselves, but rested. The version of them that isn’t carrying the weight of stress in their face.”

This philosophy extends to the clinic’s broader wellness offering. Patients considering Invisalign might also receive nutritional advice to support gum health, and those seeking botox may find themselves in conversation about mindfulness techniques to address the root causes of tension. It is a model that appeals to those who view beauty not as a standalone goal, but as part of a larger commitment to wellbeing – which is becoming an increasingly popular take amongst affluent individuals across the globe.

Botox has evolved far beyond its early reputation. Image credit: Dental Wellness London

Why London’s discerning are choosing integrative care

The rise of the tweakment has coincided with a growing demand for convenience and quality. Busy professionals no longer want to visit five different specialists for five different concerns; they want a trusted space where their needs are understood holistically – and where the results look effortlessly natural.

Dental Wellness London offers exactly that. Located on Essex Road in Islington, the clinic’s serene environment and attentive team create an experience that feels less like a medical appointment and more like a retreat. It is the kind of place where a patient can have their Invisalign aligners checked, receive a botox touch-up, and leave with a personalised wellness plan – all in one visit.

“We’re seeing a shift in how people think about their health,” Dr Patel reflects. “They want to invest in themselves in a way that feels sustainable and aligned with their lifestyle. Tweakments, when done well, are part of that. They’re not about chasing perfection; they’re about feeling confident, comfortable, and truly yourself.”

The future of beauty

As the boundaries between dentistry, aesthetics, and wellness continue to blur, clinics like Dental Wellness London are leading the way. And for those seeking a modern approach to beauty –  one that values subtlety, science, and the wisdom of treating the whole person – the tweakment has arrived.

Invisalign and Botox can work together to optimise your wellbeing – and at Dental Wellness London in Islington, the new face of integrative care is ready and waiting to elevate yours.

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Forget 'Botox in a bottle'! Dermatologist reveals exact Korean skincare routine to look ageless in your 40s

Forget ‘Botox in a bottle’! Dermatologist reveals exact Korean skincare routine to look ageless in your 40s

If your social media feed is full of serums promising to “erase” wrinkles and replicate the results of a cosmetic procedure, you’re not alone. The “Botox in a bottle” boom has been hard to ignore, but K-beauty experts say the real anti-ageing secret has nothing to do with a single hero product.

In your forties and beyond, it’s about working smarter, and Korean skincare could be the way to go. Prioritising hydration, skin barrier health and consistency over miracle claims, could this be the real key to maintaining a youthful complexion?

© Getty ImagesA dermatologist has shared Korean beauty products and routines that can support healthy ageing skin

To understand more about K-beauty tips and the routines to try, we caught up with Dr. Marie Jhin, a board-certified dermatologist and the author of The K-Beauty Secrets: Accessible Beauty for Every Woman. 

“In Korea, the focus is never on dramatic changes – it’s on looking refreshed and natural,” she says. “That mindset, combined with the right ingredients and consistency, is what makes K-beauty so effective for women navigating this stage of life.” Here are the skincare routines and habits she recommends…

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Supporting the skin barrier can protect against some signs of ageing

Understand key ageing times

Dr Jhin says there are two key life stages where women might notice accelerated ageing, and says supporting the skin barrier can help to protect against some of the effects.

“Research has identified two distinct peaks in the ageing process — one in your 40s and another in your 60s. That first peak is significant, and understanding why it happens is key to addressing it effectively,” she says.

“In your 40s, your skin undergoes real hormonal shifts — collagen production slows, the skin barrier becomes more fragile, and hydration retention decreases. Korean skincare philosophy approaches this not as ‘anti-aging’ but as skin health preservation — treating the skin with consistency and layering rather than dramatic intervention.”

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The dermatologist recommends the following morning skincare routine

Recommended morning routine

  1. Low-pH gentle cleanser — preserves the acid mantle, which becomes more vulnerable in your 40s.

  2. Hydrating toner/essence — the cornerstone of K-beauty; look for fermented ingredients like galactomyces or bifida ferment lysate to boost radiance and cell renewal.

  3. Vitamin C serum — brightens hyperpigmentation (common in your 40s) and supports collagen synthesis.

  4. Lightweight moisturiser with ceramides — rebuilds the skin barrier.

  5. SPF 50 sunscreen — the single most impactful anti-ageing step, full stop.

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These Korean beauty secrets could transform your evening skincare routine

Recommended evening routine

Meanwhile, the following evening skincare routine incorporates some popular K-beauty products to nourish skin.

  1. Double cleanse — oil cleanser first, then water-based, to ensure actives can fully penetrate.
  2. Exfoliating toner (2-3x weekly) — gentle AHAs like lactic acid to resurface without stripping.

  3. Peptide or PDRN (polynucleotide) serum — signals skin to produce collagen; hugely popular in Korean clinics.

  4. Retinol or bakuchiol — for cell turnover; bakuchiol is the gentler, Korean-favoured alternative for sensitive skin.

  5. Rich moisturiser or sleeping mask — seals everything in overnight.

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These skincare ingredients are hugely popular in Korea

Hero K-Beauty ingredients

When you’re updating your skincare routine, these are the popular Korean beauty ingredients to consider trying, according to the dermatologist.

  • Snail secretion filtrate — repairs, hydrates and firms.
  • Centella asiatica (Cica) — calms inflammation and boosts collagen.
  • Niacinamide — evens skin tone, tightens pores and strengthens the barrier.
  • Hyaluronic acid and polyglutamic acid — multi-depth hydration that plumps skin from within.

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Support circulation with a facial massage

Incorporate a gentle massage

Meanwhile, the skincare expert says that women in their 40s benefit most from collagen-stimulating treatments such as the following:

  • Skin boosters — injectable hydration is hugely popular in Korean clinics, giving a natural, plumped effect.
  • Regenerative treatments using PRP, or polynucleotide (PDRN) injections — derived from salmon DNA, these accelerate collagen repair.
  • Tightening devices such as Ulthera, XREF and Thermage — non-surgical options that lift and firm.
  • Toxins (botulinum toxin) — still the mainstay treatment for ageing skin in the 40s, when used subtly and skilfully.
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Meet The Skincare Products That Make Your Botox and Laser Results Even Better

Meet The Skincare Products That Make Your Botox and Laser Results Even Better

How can you tell someone’s age? Is it A, their ability to find their way around anything more tech-y than sending an email and using a printer (guilty); B, whether or not they can recite all the lyrics to a Central Cee/Taylor Swift/Kool & the Gang song; or C, how wrinkly their faces are?

Not that it matters one bit, but the answer is definitely not “C.” As a 56-year-old woman, I find it impossible to tell anyone’s age between about 25 and 40, so furrow-free are their foreheads, and as for the over 40s, from Sienna Miller to Demi Moore to Naomi Campbell, I am fascinated at just how healthy, beautiful and vibrant women of all ages are looking these days, before thinking, “I want what she’s having.”

Women are having it all, and not necessarily in the way that Helen Gurley Brown’s book of the same name intended us to. Published a mere seven years before the arrival of the now-famous injectable Botox, what we’re actually having is, globally, about $3.5 billion worth of Botox this year alone. It’s not just Botox either: more than 14.9 million surgical and 18.8 million non-surgical procedures—everything from “tweakments” through to full-on facelifts—were performed worldwide in 2022. One happy side effect of all this? Beauty brands are now teaming up with dermatologists, aesthetic doctors, and plastic surgeons in a mutual love fest of the beauty equivalent of “if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em”, the results of which might just be giving us our best skin ever.

Dr Patricia Ogilvie, whose clinic Skinconcept Munich includes two private clinics in dermatology and laser medicine, thinks so. Working with around 14 different laser systems, from ablative (which evens out the skin by removing its top layers) to non-ablative (which creates heat and tightens the collagen without irritating the epidermis), her laser speciality was of interest to Dior, which, finding that 50% of premium customers, including its own, undergo aesthetic procedures such as laser, wanted to find ways to further support their skin. For Dr. Ogilvie, a dermatologist and member of Dior’s Reverse Aging Board, introducing Dior’s La Micro-Huile de Rose Activated Serum to these otherwise potentially aggressive treatments is irresistible. “To a certain degree, all these procedures rely on creating damage to the skin,” Dr. Ogilvie explains. “It’s an induced healing process, and we want to orchestrate that as much as possible while also getting the benefits of collagen production. It’s a balance.”

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Dr. Ogilvie is excited at how this might benefit her own patients: “My clients find it very difficult in social situations to [publicly] show any signs of redness post-treatment,” she says, “and so even just reducing the downtime by a few degrees is great for them.”

Dior isn’t the only skin-care brand to be on the laser trail. Shiseido’s new Bio-Performance Skin HIForce Cream was not only inspired by the way laser treatments propel our skin into crisis mode, prompting it to focus on maximum recovery and regeneration, but it was also tested by a dermatologist specializing in non-ablative fractional laser, where it was found that it helps skin heal faster afterward.

Meanwhile, Orveda’s new Youth Glove Protocol Hand Care Trio was inspired by aesthetic hand rejuvenation procedures, such as fillers. Our hands very often bear the brunt of aging and receive a cursory slathering of hand cream if they’re lucky, but Orveda’s new daily cream and weekly pro-grade procedure is applied at home under medical-grade silicone gloves so that the complex can “fill” the volume in the dorsal hand area. It promises to increase plumpness by 23%.

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Want plump, wrinkle-free skin in 2026 without Botox or fillers? The 5 skincare resolutions you need to make

Want plump, wrinkle-free skin in 2026 without Botox or fillers? The 5 skincare resolutions you need to make

BEFORE the clock strikes 12 on New Year’s Eve, you need to have nailed down your 2026 beauty resolutions. 

Whilst some intentions have a bad rap, levelling up your beauty routine can have a huge effect on how you look and feel for the year ahead. 

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A few of my favourite products to stay Botox and filler-freeCredit: RM

I had to double up on the Wrinkles Schminkles patches to cover my forehead linesCredit: RM

1. Cleanse twice 

If there is one step in our skincare routine that experts recommend doing twice, that is the way we cleanse our face, aka double cleansing.

It’s a popular practice that originated in Korea, and encourages you to cleanse your face twice with two different cleansers.

This two-step method ensures your skin is thoroughly cleansed and preps for the next steps in your skincare regime, allowing serums and moisturisers to penetrate deeper into the epidermis.  

The first cleanse is dedicated to removing makeup, SPF, skin oils and pollutants. The second cleanse is a deep clean that goes further into pores. So move over Elemis…there’s a new product on the block. 

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I thought myself and iconic ElemisPro-Collagen Cleansing Balm would be best friends for life, but then I was introduced to Medik8 Lipid Balance Cleansing Oil. 

“A deeply nourishing cleansing oil that purifies and protects skin with hydration,” it’s the first step of your double cleanse, melting onto the skin before emulsifying into a creamy cleansing milk. 

It’s a dreamy product that I look forward to using both morning and night – and it’s not lying when it says it can “remove the most stubborn of makeup” with just a few pumps. 

But that’s not the best part – the feeling of your skin after using it is incredibly soft and nourished, and that’s before you cleanse the second time with your favourite water-based cream, gel or foaming cleanser to rinse everything away. 

As for the second cleanse, STYLPRO Routine Facial Cleansing Device is a game-changer. With its vibrating motion, it thoroughly cleans your pores, stimulates blood circulation, gently massages and leaves you with a healthy glow. 

What’s better, it’s waterproof AND rechargeable! 

2. Say no to Botox and fillers

If I weren’t afraid of being botched by Botox, I would’ve frozen my forehead years ago. So I’m keen to try anything that’s remotely non-surgical to smooth out my wrinkles, in a bid to stay a Botox and filler virgin.

“Thousands of dissolving microneedles that melt under the surface of the skin,” sounds scarier than it is, but self-dissolving microneedle patches are an innovative alternative to injections. 

Designed for all areas of the face (think crow’s feet, smile lines, forehead wrinkles), they work by creating microscopic channels, releasing active ingredients deeper into the skin – an area traditional creams and serums often can’t quite reach. 

After just one use, your skin is said to appear “smoother and more plump, with fine lines and wrinkles looking visibly reduced, while feeling refreshed”. 

Wrinkles Schminkles are cheaper, but have less needles per patchCredit: RM

The E.S.K. patches can be worn under the eyes too

I tried two brands of patches across several months: E.S.K. and Wrinkles Schminkles. The shape and size of the patches were different, with neither wholly suitable to cover all of the deep lines across my forehead without doubling up. The number of microneedles also varied, 2600 for E.S.K compared to 1800 for Winkles Schminkles patches. 

The question on everyone’s lips, though – do they hurt? Not really, there’s no pain, more of a scratchy feeling followed by the area getting hot for a couple of minutes. Removing them is another story…

Do they work? I felt Wrinkles Schminkles produced quicker results. I wore them from the moment I took my makeup off, overnight in bed, until first thing in the morning. They kept my forehead tight, relaxing my muscles overnight, and therefore reducing the appearance of lines. E.S.K patches, on the other hand, didn’t stay on the skin as well, and I broke out in tiny spots after regular use. 

3. And yes to Retinal 

“Prevention” was the skincare buzzword of 2025, and as I settle into my 30s, it’s time to turbocharge my Vitamin-A game. 

Many dermatologists recommend starting to use retinol in your mid-twenties, as that’s when skin-cell turnover starts slowing down, and skin texture changes. After using retinol, you then move to retinal. Both are forms of Vitamin A and are used to improve skin texture, fine lines and pigmentation, but they differ in strength, speed and potential irritation. 

What is the difference between Retinol and Retinal?

RETINOL

What it is: Retinol is the most common over-the-counter retinoid.

How it works: Retinol must convert twice in the skin before becoming the active form (retinoic acid): Retinol → Retinal → Retinoic Acid

What that means for your skin:

  • Slower acting than retinal
  • Less potent
  • Less risk of irritation
  • Good for beginners or sensitive skin
  • Widely available and affordable

RETINAL

What it is: Retinal (retinaldehyde) is a stronger, more advanced OTC retinoid.

How it works: Retinal only needs one conversion: Retinal → Retinoic Acid

What that means for your skin:

  • Faster results (often 2–3x faster than retinol
  • More potent, closer to prescription tretinoin
  • Slightly more irritating than retinol, but still gentler than tretinoin
  • Great for people who already tolerate retinol or want more noticeable results

Having used Naturium Retinalhyde Cream Serum for the last two autumn/winters, it was time to increase the strength. Enter Medik8 Crystal Retinal 6, a powerful 0.06% retinaldehyde serum that encourages visible elasticity, firmness and radiance.

Apart from the scent, I love this product, and my skin looks clear, bright and plump after a few weeks of use. 

And if you’ve been on the retinol train for a while, Novage+ Proceuticals Retinol Power Drops are said to be “powerful but gentle” in the fight against ageing.

4. SPF is an everyday essential

Suncream was a product you’d traditionally use in the summer, or when on holiday. But thanks to extensive scientific research and a greater awareness about the dangers of the sun and the impact on overall health and ageing, it’s the product you need to use every single day, if nothing else. Especially if you’re using retinol or retinal.

Cleanse twice and apply suncream in the morningCredit: Alamy/PA

Consultant Dermatologist Dr Hiva told La Roche Posay: “It’s really important to use sunscreen every day, even in winter months, because ultraviolet, which is an invisible radiation, is present all year round, even in the winter months. Because we know ultraviolet can cause problems with skin cancer and skin ageing, it’s really important to incorporate sunscreen use into your daily regime so it becomes routine.” 

I slather Eucerin Oil Control Dry Touch Sun Cream SPF50+ on my face first thing, every day. It’s ultra-light, absorbs quickly and leaves no residue. What’s more, it has a high UVA/UVB protection and HEVIS light defence, is water and sweat resistant and suitable for all skin types including sensitive. But to top all of that, it sits wonderfully under foundation.

5. Copy K-beauty

K-beauty made waves in 2016 when the infamous 10-step skincare routine and early focus on products lacking potent actives led to a mixed reception. A decade on, and it has cemented its place as the industry leader, becoming the second biggest cosmetics exporter with $3.61 billion.

To put it into perspective, this year, Boots sold one K-beauty product every 15 seconds, with Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun: Rice + Probiotics 50ml emerging as the best-seller. But what are going to be the new trends?

Boots sells this product every 15 seconds

Toner pads, lip masks, and “glass skin” were huge K-beauty trends in 2025, not to mention the can’t-live-without-products that dominated social media.

Next year is all about smarter, more natural-looking skin solutions: your bathroom shelf is going to be less of an experimental lab and more focused and refined, with evidence-backed products.

Why is K-beauty considered the best?

South Korea has a long and rich history with skincare, in fact, it “goes back thousands of years to the time of the three kingdoms era (BC 37-668) where the ideology of beauty standards was coined ‘young-yook-il-chi-sa-sang‘, meaning ‘Within a beautiful body, rests a beautiful soul’”. 

It was during this time, Dr Christine Hall, an aesthetics specialist, says, when people made homemade face powders from ground rice and millet, blush from safflower, cleansers from ground mung beans and creams from plant juice. 

Skincare was also “for everyone regardless of status, gender and wealth”, and “appearance and beauty are ingrained in society from a young age”.

“Even today, the presentation of your best appearance is considered as a way to honour and show respect to others,” the expert adds. 

Therefore, given the emphasis on beauty, South Koreans spend more on skincare than the rest of the world. 

It’s also said that South Korea is estimated to be 10-12 years ahead of Europe and the US in terms of skincare and aesthetic treatments. 

Routines will become more pared-back, personalised and products will be working twice as hard to combat two or more skincare/beauty concerns.

There is also going to be a rise in regenerative aesthetic ingredients – PRP, PDRN/salmon sperm, exosomes – that work at a deeper to restore skin function rather than mask issues.

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Former NHS GP urges 'try £37 routine for fine lines before botox'

Former NHS GP urges ‘try £37 routine for fine lines before botox’

Shoppers are seeing a difference with the Dr Sam’s Radiance Kit (Image: Dr Sam’s) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more

A former NHS GP has encouraged individuals to trial a three-month skincare regime ‘before considering Botox’. Dr Sam Bunting, a Harley Street dermatologist and former host of TLC’s Extreme Beauty Disasters, believes those contemplating cosmetic procedures will be ‘pleasantly surprised’ by the outcomes.

Dr Sam, who also founded the dermatologist-backed skincare brand Dr Sam’s, has stated that now is the ‘perfect time’ to embark on a fresh skincare routine in preparation for the New Year. Given that skin requires six weeks to regenerate, those investing in their skincare regimen now could achieve a radiant, rejuvenated complexion by 2026. With this in mind, Sam has created her very own £37 Radiance Kit, a six-week kit she says will help skin glow again.

The Radiance Kit can be all yours for £37 (Image: Dr Sam’s)

The updated Radiance Kit combines five of the brand’s most popular formulations to address the appearance of fine lines, dull complexions and uneven skin tone. Compact and travel-sized, the products within this glow-boosting routine pledge a fortnight of noticeable results in one gift-ready package.

As reported by the Manchester Evening News, Dr Sam said: “I tend to think of skincare prep in blocks of six weeks, whether I’m getting my patients ready for a wedding or anything of that kind, as the skin cycle tends to have a cell renewal process of about 40 days. So now is the perfect opportunity.”

She continues: “You can have so much fun with makeup when you’re skin is in excellent condition so lets solve any breakouts whether it’s breakouts, blocked pores or skin that just looks just a bit dull. With just under four weeks to go until Christmas, now is the perfect time to stage a little intervention.”

Dr Sam’s champions a no-nonsense skincare philosophy and believes that a simplified routine works brilliantly for anyone wanting great skin without the fuss. Navigating which products to buy can feel daunting, especially for those only just venturing beyond using a cleanser in the shower, which is precisely why she’s created her Radiance Kit in the first place. 

The set also contains everything required to build the ultimate skincare regime for reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles at home, making it ideal for those considering cosmetic treatments but preferring to avoid them. Dr Sam advises her patients to try the three-month skincare programme before taking such steps.

She explained: “If you increase collagen in the skin and make it thicker, you not only erase existing lines but you also prevent new ones from forming. I vary rarely do procedures in the clinic without giving somebody a three month topical regime to try.

“My patients are typically pleasantly surprised from the results of just doing skincare routine first. It’s the reason why I’ve adopted a skincare-first approach in my clinic.”

Here’s everything included within the Radiance Kit:

  • Flawless Cleanser (200ml): Gentle and effective cleansing to support the skin barrier AM-PM.
  • Flawless Moisturiser (50ml): Luxurious daily hydration and barrier support.
  • Flawless Daily Sunscreen (50ml): Powerful broad-spectrum UV protection.
  • Flawless Brightly 10% Azelaic Acid Serum (30ml): Targets pores, dullness and pigmentation.
  • Flawless Nightly 2% Retinoid Serum (30ml): Clears pores, reduces post-blemish dark marks and prevents future blemishes.

Alternatively, The Ordinary’s Mini Icons is available for £17.40. This collection offers a trio of miniature hero products from the brand, with complementary cotton pads, to brighten and hydrate uneven skin tone.

For another option, Sephora’s Skincare Must Haves Set, worth £254.30, is on sale for £69. This limited-edition collection features a selection of cult-favourite, bestselling skincare products from brands such as Caudalie, Medik8, Tatcha and more.

Over at Dr Sam’s, the Radiance Kit boasts an impressive star-rating of 4.5 out of five from 130 customer reviews. One thrilled shopper said: “I am glowing. These products are amazing. Nothing has had such a positive effect on my skin, ever.”

Before and after using Dr Sam’s Radiance Kit (Image: Dr Sam’s)

Another customer enthused: “This kit is incredible. I can’t believe the difference in my skin. I’ve only been using the kit for three weeks and already my skin is clearer and glowing. I’m absolutely going to purchase the full size products.”

A third reviewer added: “After endless amount of skincare products, I have finally found one that is easy and works. I’ve had hormonal acne my whole adult life and never found products that have been able to help minimise.

“The transformation kit allowed me to trial the kit first and see if it worked for me and I was not disappointed. I have gone on to buy full size products and continuing my skin journey.”

Shoppers insist their skin ‘is glowing’ after using the products in the Radiance Kit (Image: Dr Sam’s)

However, one customer gave the Radiance Kit a three-star review, describing it as ‘underwhelming’. They added: “I don’t know if I expected more from the great reviews I read, but this kit has rather underwhelmed me. All fragrance-free. And the textures exist as they are, rather than feeling pleasurable. The two serums are probably the best bits for me, though I don’t think I will be repurchasing.”

Another was thrilled with their Dr Sam’s purchase, stating: “Great little starter kit to try them out and see which products you like and they are also great for travelling. I am in love with the moisturiser and think it’s my favourite out of all of them. My skin is much clearer, brighter and glowing.”

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