Showing posts with label Vedic line. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vedic line. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Product Review - Vedic Line + SunProctor Sunscreen Cream Gel SPF 30

Hi Friends,

When it comes to sunscreens I prefer mine to be Matte, Chemical Free, Broad Spectrum and with SPF from 20-50. This works for me absolutely fantastic. I have three such sunscreens and other than them I neither ever tried anything else nor I felt the requirement. I don't like the so called Moisturizing Sunscreens. When I think of such product, it reminds me of sticky feeling, sweat and white casts. I despise these traits of few sunscreens.

Recently, I tested one very interesting product.. A moisturizing gel sunscreen. Initially I had zero hope from it.   But after trying it on .. well it changed my perception....

Introducing Vedic Line + SunProctor Sunscreen Cream Gel SPF 30



What Does Vedic Line  Says:



Ingredients:



Packaging:
A pretty basic orange squeeze tube with a flip cap. Locks perfectly. No product leakage what so ever. Travel friendly.



Product:
White gel like cream. It has the texture of a souffle cream.It has a slight fragrance which is floral with sweet notes.



My Experience with the product :

The texture of this product is somewhere in between cream and gel. Its light and fluffy, non- runny. It blends in easily without being greasy and tacky.  It has a slight fragrance which is floral with sweet notes, which is not overpowering and faints after a while. When blended, it just disappears into skin without leaving any white cast. It actually makes skin feel hydrated and smooth. No stickiness at all. For first few minutes sunscreen imparts a glow, but its gets settled into a hydrate look.



This works pretty well as a sunscreen. But technically it is a sunblock as it is non carbon based product. It contains Titanium Di Oxide. It saves me pretty well from the sun tan. I apply it after every 2-3 hours for maximum protection.
I tried it for about a month. It didn't break me out and stays strong on its claim on being a sweat proof formula.

Price : INR 210 for 75ml

Pros:

  • Works against UVA and UVB
  • Souffle texture
  • SPF 30
  • No white cast
  • Blends easily
  • Imparts a glowing finish
  • Floral fragrance
  • Hydrates the skin
  • Sweat Proof
  • Chemical free
  • Stops tanning
  • No breakout
  • Will be good for dry skin or for use in winters
  • Paraben Free
  • Dermatologically Tested


Cons:

  • Zinc Oxide is missing.
  • No proper information about the spectrum coverage.
  • Not suitable for humid conditions and esp. if you like matte finish.
  • Although it claims to be suitable for all skin type but I feel oily skin people might not like it.


Last Words:

Excellent Moisturizing sunscreen. Vedic Line has excelled in this product. Dry skinned people will love it. It will also be good for Winter Season as well. I like to apply it on my arms as I have a dry skin and I can skip using a moisturizer.

Available online at : www.goodlife.com and http://www.healthkart.com/

Stay Beautiful :)
Shweta

PR Sample. Honest Review

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Product Review - Vedic Line Papaya Scrub



Hello,

Scrubbing is second most important step in my skin care regime. First being the sunscreen. I always swear by these two products. Scrub helps to exfoliate physically. They remove dirt and debris, dry and dead cells and even promote the growth of the healthy skin cells.
Today I am reviewing Vedic Line Papaya Scrub.



What Vedic Line says about it:


Ingredients: 


Packaging : 
A Sturdy Plastic Double Tub Packaging. It has a lid inside to cover up the inside tub. The packaging is decent and sticks to the theme of being Papaya infused as its Papaya orange and white colored.



Product: 
Creamy base with crushed walnut shell. The cream is thick and Fuller's earth colored. The walnut particles are  big, coarse and scarce. Fragrance is strong and is mixture of clay and papaya...  in short, not pleasant. 



Price : Rs. 210 for 100 ml.

My thoughts over the product:  I personally prefer my scrub to be densely packed with small granules.  These kind of scrub give intense exfoliation. I use them twice or thrice a week to keep dull and dead skin at bay. For everyday use, I like using something mild but that doesn't change how I like my scrub - granulated and densely packed. A good scrub must have granules which are smooth edged and face must feel fresh after the the product is washed off. 
Vedic line Papaya scrub couldn't make on my list of good scrubs, neither as a intense nor as mild scrub. The granules are large, coarse very loosely packed. They are rough, harsh, angular  and can scratch the skin. They are so loosely packed that while scrubbing you need to bring the particles from other parts of face to concentrate on a particular point.
The cream is very heavy. It leaves a oily feeling after it is washed off. It doesn't gives that clean feeling of a freshly scrubbed face.
Fragrance is strong and bothers me a lot. It stays for some time even after I wash it off. 

Left : Vedic Line Papaya Scrub, Center : ST. Ives Apricot Scrub (intense use),
Right : Neutrogena Deep Cleen Gentle Scrub (gentle use)







Pros:

  • Packaging, definitely a plus point for the product. Its cute and sturdy. The colors chosen are fresh and close to the theme of product.
  • Can be better used as a body scrub or for knees and elbows. 
  • All natural product.
  • Non - Animal Testing.
  • 100% Veg

Cons:
  • Angular and harsh granules.
  • Cream base is oily.
  • Fragrance is overpowering.


Last Words: 

In all I am not impressed by this scrub for facial use. I would rather use it as a body scrub.

Stay Beautiful :)
Shweta

PR Sample. Honest Opinion.



Thursday, April 4, 2013

Product Review - Vedic Line + SensiTone Face Wash For Sensitive Skin

Hi,

Reviewing a Face Wash for Sensitive Skin.

Vedic Line offers aesthetic solutions such as whitening, anti - aging, moisturizing, aroma for mental & physical relaxation, acne treatment etc.  Read more about the brand and the products they offer HERE.


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