Amanda Holden’s go-to skincare brand reduces £90 vitamin C bundle down

At 55 years old, Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden is known for her flawless complexion – and last month, she shared one of her go-to skincare brands: Rodial Skin. Now, shoppers can save 50% on the brand’s Vit C Little Luxuries Kit.

Holden is a particular fan of Rodial Skin’s Salmon DNA Water Oil, calling it a “wakeup call for your skin”. It costs £150 for a 30ml product, but beauty fans can now try the brand for a lot less – as the Vit C Little Luxuries Kit currently costs £26, down from £52.

This set is valued at £90, boasting four mini products supercharged with vitamin C – a powerful antioxidant that helps brighten skin and protect it from pollution. It comes with a 20ml bottle of the Vit C Brightening Cleanser, which also contains glycolic and lactic acids to help ‘brighten, smooth and reduce the appearance of fine lines, whilst firming and toning the skin’.

Next, it has 20 pads of the Vit C Deluxe Pad, which are said to inject a bit of radiance into the skin and reduce the appearance of age spots. Thirdly is a 5ml bottle of the Vit C Brightening Serum, which promises to create a ‘more even skin tone’ and also contains skincare powerhouse ingredients like niacinamide and hyaluronic acid.

The kit is finished off with a 10ml tub of the Vit C Face Souffle, which comes with all the same vitamin C benefits, and also works to lock moisture into the skin. It gives customers a chance to try a range of Rodial’s products in one go, while the mini sizes are perfect for taking on trips.

According to Rodial, it ‘provides everything you need to help boost your skin’s defence against environmental aggressors while visibly improving skin tone and texture’. For skincare lovers, there are of course other options on the market too.

LookFantastic has the Anau Glass Skin Essential Bundle for £70. This offers a four-step Korean skincare routine that is designed to ‘encourage glass like skin’. It comes with a cleansing oil, foam, toner and a niacinamide 10% + TXA serum and is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Boots alternatively has the Laneige Mini But Mighty Moisture set for £25. It includes a three-step routine: cleanser, serum and cream moisturiser, to hydrate the skin.

The Vit C Little Luxuries Kit has glowing reviews from Rodial customers. One person said: “A great way to try the full range. Good sized trial products which could work for travel or for getting a good opportunity to test the whole range together. I’m definitely going to be ordering the serum and the exfoliating pads in full size. I already use the face wash.”

Another added: “Great products.” And a third said: “The best Vit C products that I’ve ever used, hands down. The pads are phenomenal and the soufflé is thick and creamy.”

Although there were no opposing reviews for the set, shoppers have shared some hesitations with the products individually. For example this person wrote about the cleansing pads: “Help with breakouts but can make my skin a bit dry after a few days.” Another said about the cleanser: “Love the texture and brightness it gives my skin, just not overly keen on smell for me personally.”