Anti-spots comparison: Fitocose vs. Anatomicals

If you have an acne prone skin as I do, you get a ton of pimples straight after eating something unhealthy or your skin simply hates you, you’ve probably tried a lot of “fast remedies” against pimples, that are supposed to dry them out and make them disappear as fast as possible.

I’ve always been ashamed of my imperfections and tried to find a solution for them in a lot of different products, since I understood that none of them could do what it promises on the label (I have loads of friend on whom this kind of products works perfectly, but they don’t have acne prone skin, they just get a pimple from time to time) but some of them can really help solving the problem on the long run.

Summer reading

I read quite a lot the whole year but mostly during summer, when the temporary loss of my internet access and university exams create the perfect conditions for me to sit down and read the books I’ve been piling up on my bedside table through winter.

A Benefit mixed review | SundayFunday set

Surprisingly I never found myself gravitating towards the Benefit corner at Sephora, both because most of the times this brand is out of my budget and I’ve never been a fan of their super original packaging, that sometimes turns out to be just uncomfortable to use.

What I like about Benefit is that with those mini-sets gives you the chance to try some of their products without necessarily invest a big budget on one product only. What I don’t like is that inside the set there are all sample-size products, is actually a thing that makes me anxious because when I buy a product I like the idea that will last me quite a long time.

Let’s cut out this useless introduction and let’s start talking about the SundayFunday set (part of the Maggie collection) I’ve bought a while ago but whose product are all available in the permanent collection.