The hair mask my friend recommended is the Palmer's Natural Fusions Chia Seed & Argan Oil one - it's in the centre of the image to the left of the screen in a black and floral packet. It's cruelty free and vegan (clearly labelled) as well as boasting no sulphates, parabens, phthlates, mineral oil and it's gluten free too! The mask promises to deeply repair hair and boost hydration. They're £2.99 but currently in an offer with some other products where if you buy one, you get a second product half price so I got two. There's quite a lot in there, my hair is about shoulder length but quite thin and fine, so I used about half a packet, I could probably use a lot less and just put it on the ends. It has made my hair feel heavenly so I fully recommend.

Next offer (and a bit of a hack) - when you buy 3 skincare products, you get a free gift. The gift is a choice of two Jiinju Korean products either a face & lip mask duo or a sheet mask duo. It's one per transaction, however, you can do two transactions if you want both. They are clearly labelled vegan and cruelty free, as well as gluten free and sulphate free! I didn't really wanna buy stuff I didn't need and I recently tried some of their 99p face masks which I loved, upon checking I saw these were included in the offer for the free gift, result! Most of the 99p face masks are 3 for 2, sooo in total, 5 facemasks for £1.98. Not ALL of the Superdrug face masks are vegan, however all of the ones I bought here are. I got the avocado clay mask, deep sea purifying clay mask, cucumber cooling clay mask, charcoal peel-off mask, orange and black lava exfoliating mask and the sugar and spice self heating mask. I haven't tried most of these but I recently tried the orange and black lava one and it made my skin feel great, and I loved the feeling of the self heating mask (plus they both both smelled amazing).

I wanted to try the Naturally Radiant 2 in 1 Moisturiser and Serum (on the left) and the new Complete Cleanser  (centre) - my Vitamin E moisture mask is running low and I've not cleansed in months. Most Superdrug own brand facial  skin care products are better than half price at the moment. I've tried both and either one of them, or the combination of both is drying my skin out, so I'm gonna try again next week with just one at a time.

When I was in Primark I picked up the 2 pack of reusable cleansing mitts, one side is like a soft flannel and the other is for exfoliating. You don't need to use anything except water to remove make up (though I'd use a little make up remover for mascara and eyeliner but it takes everything else off with ease). I think they were around £2 for the both which is fantastic. They're easily washable by hand with soap and water, or pop in the washing machine. I am terrible and never take my make-up off but I have been with these.