Find Your Perfect Skin Routine with Pai Skincare
PR Sample – I was given a Pai skincare consultation and items for consideration on my blog.
I’ve always been bad at skincare, and make-up. It probably wasn’t until I hit my 30s that I started to worry about taking care of my skin. Perhaps a bit too late, but since then I have really enjoyed trying out different brands in the hope of finding my perfect skincare companion.
So when I was offered the chance to have a free skincare consultation with Pai Skincare, I was interested to see what they would suggest.
Who is Pai Skincare?
Founded by Sarah, Pai Skincare is all about caring for sensitive skin. You see Sarah had struggled with a number of skin conditions and wanted to take back control. So she started creating her own skincare, making a range which was everything she had wanted as a customer.
They have been independently certified by COSMOS (Soil Association), Cruelty Free International and The Vegan Society. Plus all their products are independently tested to make sure they are suitable for both sensitive and eczema-prone skin.
All of the products contain only quality natural ingredients and are free from artificial fragrances.
Pai Skincare Consultation
If you are wondering what the best products for your skin are? Or just how you can help your sensitive skin? Then a Pai skincare consultation could be the perfect thing for you.
Available in 10 or 30-minute time slots, these free consultations allow you to speak to a Pai skincare expert. They will try and help you understand just what your skin needs from top to toe and suggest products from the range which can help you do just that.
After the consultation, you will receive notes of the session, as well as 15% off the entire range.
The consultation itself is relaxed and friendly, with no hard sales pitch. It is all about advising what could suit your skin and how it may help any issues you are having.
What was Suggested for Me?
Kate helped me work out a skincare routine that would work for me, this included:
Virtuous Circle Exfoliator – This is an exfoliator that works for sensitive skin. It has been made to leave no miro abrasions to the skin which it does by utilising natural and perfectly spherical Jojoba Beads. This exfoliator is best used 1 – 2 times per week.
Curtain Call Mask – Following exfoliation it is time to use this buttery face mask, to help brighten and refresh the skin. Fuelled by rosehip this twice-weekly mask instantly helps to brighten and rejuvenate the skin. What’s more it even comes with a muslin cloth to help with gentle removal.
Back to Life Serum – Perfect for use morning and night, this serum can be used alone or layered before a moisturiser or oil. This serum has been made to bring back hydration and brightness to the skin. Containing Hyaluronic Acid for hydration and a mix of berries to fight against moisture loss.
Rosehip Bioregenerate Facial Oil – As I have quite oily skin, it was suggested I start using this just once or twice a week and build it up. This particular facial oil is a real all-rounder fighting blemishes, dry patches, pigmentation, dullness, redness and even fine lines. All that’s needed is 2 – 3 drops across the face and neck.
What Did I Think of Pai Skincare?
Personally, I was really impressed by the range, as someone who does suffer from sensitive skin at times, I felt I could really trust the range to be kind and caring. All of the products have worked well with my skin, after being introduced slowly into my routine as suggested.
I also found the fact that it is a very natural range wonderful, as personally, I find that more natural products work best with my skin.
When it comes to the skincare consultation I felt I learnt a lot about the range and the products that could work for me. It was offered in a 1-2-1 laid-back zoom call and I felt totally at ease, talking about my skin issues. I came away excited to try the products and to find out how they worked for me.
The Impossible Glow – Bronze
One of the latest additions to the Pai Skincare family is The Impossible Glow. This is a range of three glow drops that includes hyaluronic acid & sea kelp. Meaning they not only add a beautiful radiance to your skin but also hydrate and soften.
The Impossible Glow is offered up in three shades; bronze, champagne and rose gold and have been made to offer a custom look.
These glow drops can be used alone, or for a more subtle look you can add a drop to your moisturiser or SPF. It also isn’t limited to being used on your face, as it can also be used on the body. For use on its own, you can use a couple of drops directly onto the skin, or utilise it as you would a highlighter or bronzer.
What’s more, the Impossible Glow is offered in two sizes: 10ml or 30ml, costing £19 or £30 respectively.
If you would like to find out more about Pai Skincare, do head over to their website.
What do you think of the sound of Pai, would you like to try any of their range?
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I don’t have particularly sensitive skin but do prefer to use gentle products. These sound lovely.
Sounds really nice now I have to look after my skin more
They are such a lovely brand I definitely suggest giving them a try!
I like that they offer a free consultation. sounds good
It is really good well worth doing if you aren’t sure how to best care for your skin or you just want some new ideas!
I take extra skincare now but I wished I’d looked after my skin more when younger
I do as well I didn’t see the point until it was a bit to late I have to admit.
Now that I am 40 I am always on the lookout for new products. I would love a consultation. I love the sound of the Curtain Call Mask.
It is definitely worth setting one up you can ask questions about any of their products you may like as well as get ideas on what suits your skin.
I like the environmental ethos of this company and the products are pretty good too
I totally agree, they have some great products within the range for all different skin issues.
my skin is all over the place at the moment, so menopausal like being a teenager again, I do not even know where to start with it, I just look awful!
Oh no I’m so sorry – it might be worth booking a consultation with Pai as they maybe able to give you some ideas.
They sound like a fantastic brand. I had a look at their website and they take packaging and recycling seriously, which I LOVE!
The impossible glow sounds brilliant, it’s such a great idea that you can just add how much you want into your moisturiser!
They really do take everything they do so seriously and it is great – I absolutely love the products and the ethos behind it all.
This sounds like an interesting range of skincare. I like the idea of a consultation to find out what suits your skin best.
It is a really good idea, I was worried about doing it as I’m not a talkative sort of person, hate the phone even, but they were so lovely.
I like the sound of the Rosehip Bioregenerate Facial Oil as I have quite a few blemishes and fine lines
It is a really lovely oil, just feels really restorative to the skin, definitely a rebuy for me.
I always struggle to understand why the skin needs such attention to detail. Mine seems happy with soap and water with a bit of moisturiser now and again.
It’s good you can get away with that – I definitely can’t these days. Our skin is our biggest organ after all so we should do our best for it.
Using moisturiser is something I really stick to and like something with spf in the morning – not sure these have that?
For an SPF British Summer Time has an SPF of 30 – I’ve not mentioned it in this particular post as I don’t actually have anything that would be put on in that point of your skincare routine, such as a moisturiser, serums are normally put on before and oils after at night.
I guess you sound like me. I never took care of my skin or applied much make up until recently. I’m learning more through bloggers but I guess I still don’t know what is best for my skin especially when there are so many products out there. Maybe one day when my budget is better than I go for a consultation too and maybe find the right products for my skin. I know I have combination skin and quite sensitive skin too.
Definitely, the consultations themselves are free as well and there is no hard sell they just talk you through ideas and send you it through after, you aren’t made to buy on screen on anything (I remember having makeovers in my teens where they then tried to sell you anything and wouldn’t take no – the consultation isn’t like that at all).