OOTD Lazy Sunday

Here's how I dress on a normal basis. Laziness is key ;)
Outfit Details:
H&M Moto Jacket
H&M Muscle Tee
AE Jeggings
Kohl's Necklace
Forever21 Booties

I made a Youtube Video

Hey guys, just figured I'd jump back into the beauty community, and what better way than by making a Favorites/Unfavorites Video?
Enjoy ;)

Products reviewed/mentioned: 

Skin79 BB Cream Orange

Garnier Cleansing Oil

Suave Dry Shampoo Keratin

L'Oreal Volume 24H Mascara

Toppik Hair Building Fibers

H&M Circle Scarf

Benefit They're Real Push Up Liner

Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant 

Oh how I wanted to like you: Eucerin Redness Relief

As I mentioned in a previous post my skin hasn't been very happy this Winter. I decided to check out the Eucerin Redness Relief skincare line to see if it would help. The first product I bought was Soothing Night Cream. The pros: it didn't sting when I put it on and the slight greenish color helped with the harsh red look my skin had from washing it. I was pretty pleased with the night cream, it wasn't super amazing but I figured I should try out the whole line.
Walgreens was having a buy 1 get 1 50% off on the line so I purchased Eucerin Redness Relief Soothing Cleanser and Eucerin Redness Relief Daily Perfecting Lotion.
First let's talk about the cleanser: it didn't foam up like other cleansers I had tried, and it was actually harder to wash off then other cleansers I had ever used before. Also, I wear make-up so it's important for my cleanser to remove my make-up as well. Sadly this cleanser didn't do much for taking off my make-up, and I ended up breaking out for the 2 weeks I was using it.
The daily lotion was the product I was most excited to try. It has green color neutralizers which are supposed to relieve the redness right away. Sadly the lotion wasn't very hydrating, it had a strange grainy feeling to the consistency which was also a little abnormal from other lotions I've used. I continued to use it and enjoyed the fact that I could lounge around the house without make-up on and not worry about my face looking bright red. The downside again was I couldn't use it with make-up. The few times that I tried, I'd put it on and then apply foundation on top it would dissolve the foundation in spots around my face.
I ended up discontinuing the use of these products after 2 weeks so I can't say anything about the claim that these products "improve the condition of visibly red skin in 4 weeks".
Have you tried these products before and had better luck with them? Know of any other products I can try to help with the redness of my skin? Leave a comment below :)

Garnier Oil Cleanser Review

So first things first, I LOVE THIS STUFF.

Don't let the "dry skin" part persuade you against buying this product if you have combination/oily skin.

Ok, now onto all of the details:
The story begins on a normal day visiting my local Walgreens store 2 weeks ago. I had something to return that didn't work for my skin and decided to browse the other face cleansers just in case. (Prior to trying this cleanser my skin had gone out of whack and decided to burn and turn red every time I washed my face, so I was looking for something gentler). I saw a new display for Garnier and noticed an oil cleanser which excited me immensely. I've tried other oil cleansers in the past, but they're usually over $20 and I've never been able to buy one at a drugstore which I was always disappointed with. I was instantly sold at the $7.99 price tag, went to the cash register and was surprised with a dollar off coupon, meaning this stuff only cost me $6.99!
Here's my thoughts:
It works amazingly at removing my make-up and cleansing my face before bed. Before this I was using a cleanser, homemade oil make-up remover, and then a cleansing cloth to remove the oil that I used to take off my eye make-up. With the Garnier Nourishing Cleansing Oil all I have to do is apply it to my dry skin, rub it all over, then rinse, and magically all of my make-up is removed without any other steps! Also, unlike other cleansing oils I've tried in the past, it leaves a tiny bit of oil on the skin afterwards. At first I was skeptical about this since I have combination, acne prone skin to begin with but it actually worked in my benefit. Now, instead of using a night cream to keep my winter skin from feeling red, dry and sore at night I just wash my face with this, let the tiny bit of oiliness soak in and I'm done with my night time skin care! Also, I haven't had any breakouts during the 2 weeks I've been using this product.
The only downside is the scent. It's a very strong floraly scent which I'm not a huge fan of but I'll deal with it since this is the only cleanser I've been able to use this Winter that hasn't turned my face into a burning red mess.