Thursday, 27 October 2011

Hall of Fame - Absolute Must Have: Kate Somerville Goat Milk Cream

I love it when I stumble across a product that over-performs and becomes a staple in my skincare wardrobe.

This is one of those times.

I bought this in New York this Summer and have literally used it night and day since. It ran out yesterday morning (gutted - although it did remind me to blog about it) and I am DEFINITELY repurchasing.

When I bought it I thought it would be 'interesting' as it said it was for combination/sensitive skin and particularly good for acne. Well that Kate Somerville - she NO LIE.

What's in it?
Goat Milk - lactose being the key part of this inci - gently exfoliates but maintains the PH balance of the skin
Coconut and Jojoba - moisturising without clogging pores
Grape Seed for antioxidant purposes
Witch Hazel - anti-bacterial
Avocado - nourishing
Rosemary - anti-bacterial and toning
Neem - healing and anti-bacterial
Black Willow Bark - antimicrobial - same properties of salicylic acid which kills the germ specific to acne

What's good about it?
It works. Straight to the point I know, but it soothes redness so is suitable for sensitivity as well as acne-prone skins and is also cooling upon application.
The instances of red cyst-like acne lumps on my face almost ceased entirely. I had a couple show themselves at that time of the month but that was it.
Absorbs nicely. Skin feels comfortable with no residual tackiness.
Comes in a completely air-tight pump action pot that dispenses just the right amount and also stays germ-free.
AND.
It's 80% organic. Who knew?

What's bad about it?
Not widely available in the UK. Only available in selected SpaceNK stores.
The $ versus £ price is as per usual, favourable to buying in the USA.

That's it.

If you have redness, sensitivity, acne or combination skin, I highly, highly recommend this product.


Kate Somerville is available in selected SpaceNK stores and online at SpaceNK.co.uk and is £51.00 for 50ml.


Small print: no PR's were harmed during the making of this post. My money bought it and will repurchase it. Happily.

9 comments:

  1. hmm sounds interesting, would love to give it a try if i ever see it :D

    www.missmathful.blogspot.com

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  2. I've never tried anything with goats milk in it but this sounds amazing. Too bad it's not sold in Aus

    http://primpedandprimed.blogspot.com/

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  3. I've tried to get hold of this as I loved this review but Space NK say that this has been discontinued??!!
    is there an alternative?

    zereen

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  4. I have a jar of this on the way, and am very excited to try it - I have dry, sensitive skin and am VERY fussy about textures and the feel of creams on my skin. I also have a pet goat and am a Capricorn, and therefore enjoy goat imagery on my beauty products:)

    The Blossom Shed Beauty Blog

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  5. This sounds great! I'm going to pick up some when I run out of my current moisturizer.

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  6. Hi Caroline! Where can I find this cream in the UK?

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  7. Thank you Caroline for this recommendation. have been using it regularly and its worked wonders for my broken red capillaries.
    http://anitatrooperbora.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/kate-somerville-goat-milk-cream-review-rescue-cream-for-broken-red-capillaries/

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