Good skin care products are always hard to find but Cloud 9 has a full package of pieces from Cellulite treatment, Scar minimising cream, Skin cleaning spot gel and more. I have tried all these products but as they are truly amazing and a God send, I thought I would tell you about them and their benefits. Dry skin is always on the prowl at this time of year and with horrid weather, cold mornings and wet days, a good moisturizer is sometimes hard to find. Cloud 9 has a Ultra Soothing Cream for Dry skin that is perfect for this time of year and many skin types! With Vitamin B12 and Avocado Oil, this cream will give your skin a wake up call and your face(with it’s bright colour) will love you forever.
If it’s spots you suffer from(which I do) then Cloud 9’s Skin Clearing spot gel is great for breakouts. After washing your face, simply apply the gel morning and night, to the affected area. After a few applications, you will see that your skin will look a lot clearer and this process can be repeated as much as you need.
Varicose Veins are something many people have to live with. With no short term solutions and the NHS now not doing procedures on them(unless it affects your walking), it’s hard to deal with Varicose Veins if they are large or affect your daily life. Cloud 9 has produced a Varicose Vein Treatment that actually reduces the visibility of those horrid veins, soothes tired and aching legs and reduces the swelling redness too. For best results, simply apply twice a day for 12 weeks and even after a few applications, my spider and varicose veins did appear less prominent.  I love the feel of the cream and I think it is definitely worth investing in if you have veins that make you feel self conscious or sometimes ache.  Cloud 9 also have a Cellulite Treatment and Scar Minimising Cream that works in the same way for any skin imperfections and will make you feel more confident and ready for summer.  With these products that are easy to use, I think these will be great for all year round and are well worth trying out. Images by Lois Spencer-Tracey