Skinsense TSV 3/2/25

[Sazza]

There is a Skinsense TSV on 3rd February

 

[Sazza]

Skinsense Four Piece Luxe Barrier Recovery Collection
QVC Price £130.00
TSV Price £45.00
P&P TBC

Enjoy a fresh new morning and night skincare routine with this four-piece Luxe Barrier Recovery Collection from Skinsense. Ideal for dry skin, this set boasts the NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir, as well as the Pro Resilience Day Cream, Recovery Support Night Cream and Comforting Eye Cream from the same range. The perfect pick-me-up for a complexion in need of a little TLC.

*A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Skinsense you'd pay £168. So, for our Today's Special Value price of just £45 plus P&P, you're saving £120.05.

NEW luxe face oil - this collection introduces the brand new Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir. For use AM and PM, this hydrating formula is designed to help soothe dry skin, promoting a smooth, fresh and radiant-looking complexion. Perfect for this time of year when the cold weather can cause more dryness or if you are experiencing dryness due to skin changes in menopause.

The Ceramide24 range - every product in this range boasts a ceramide lipid complex combined with carefully selected actives and is formulated to help support your skin barrier.

Ground-breaking formulas - supercharged with active ingredients, Skinsense treatments are developed to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Utilising lamellar technology found in suncare, plus Linefill, a powerful complex derived from sesame seed, this revitalising range is designed to keep working throughout the day and night to help you maintain a youthful look.

Stay stocked up - choose our Subscribe & Save option to receive this same collection again in 90 days and another one 90 days after that, both still at today's fantastic price. It's a great way to keep your new skincare routine up.

Contains:
1 x NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir (30ml) - a blend of plant oils and ceramides, this luxurious and hydrating facial oil helps to soothe, moisturise and revitalise dry, lacklustre skin
1 x Ceramide24 Pro Resilience Day Cream (50ml) - a luxurious, deeply moisturising face cream formulated to help soothe and hydrate dry skin. Contains a ceramide lipid complex, soybean oil, sweet almond oil, sunflower seed oil and rosemary extract
1 x Ceramide24 Recovery Support Night Cream (50ml) - a deeply comforting night cream formulated to help promote firm, healthy-looking skin and assist the overnight recovery process. Infused with a ceramide lipid complex
1 x Ceramide24 Comforting Eye Cream (15ml) - this hydrating yet delicate eye cream works to visibly brighten the eye area and minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Enriched with Shadownyl, derived from marine algae, as well as essential fatty acids and a ceramide lipid complex

Subscribe & Save
Item Number 254238
https://www.qvcuk.com/skinsense-four-piece-luxe-barrier-recovery-collection.product.254238.html

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Contains:
1 x NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir (30ml) RRP £48 + post
1 x Ceramide24 Pro Resilience Day Cream (50ml) RRP £42 + post
1 x Ceramide24 Recovery Support Night Cream (50ml) RRP £42 + post
1 x Ceramide24 Comforting Eye Cream (15ml) RRP £36 + post


Total RRP £168 + post

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Single
http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.253237.html

 

[Sazza]

Skinsense Four Piece Luxe Barrier Recovery Collection
QVC Price £130.00
TSV Price £45.00
P&P TBC

Enjoy a fresh new morning and night skincare routine with this four-piece Luxe Barrier Recovery Collection from Skinsense. Ideal for dry skin, this set boasts the NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir, as well as the Pro Resilience Day Cream, Recovery Support Night Cream and Comforting Eye Cream from the same range. The perfect pick-me-up for a complexion in need of a little TLC.

*A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Skinsense you'd pay £168. So, for our Today's Special Value price of just £45 plus P&P, you're saving £120.05.

NEW luxe face oil - this collection introduces the brand new Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir. For use AM and PM, this hydrating formula is designed to help soothe dry skin, promoting a smooth, fresh and radiant-looking complexion. Perfect for this time of year when the cold weather can cause more dryness or if you are experiencing dryness due to skin changes in menopause.

The Ceramide24 range - every product in this range boasts a ceramide lipid complex combined with carefully selected actives and is formulated to help support your skin barrier.

Ground-breaking formulas - supercharged with active ingredients, Skinsense treatments are developed to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Utilising lamellar technology found in suncare, plus Linefill, a powerful complex derived from sesame seed, this revitalising range is designed to keep working throughout the day and night to help you maintain a youthful look.

Stay stocked up - choose our Subscribe & Save option to receive this same collection again in 90 days and another one 90 days after that, both still at today's fantastic price. It's a great way to keep your new skincare routine up.

Contains:
1 x NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir (30ml) - a blend of plant oils and ceramides, this luxurious and hydrating facial oil helps to soothe, moisturise and revitalise dry, lacklustre skin
1 x Ceramide24 Pro Resilience Day Cream (50ml) - a luxurious, deeply moisturising face cream formulated to help soothe and hydrate dry skin. Contains a ceramide lipid complex, soybean oil, sweet almond oil, sunflower seed oil and rosemary extract
1 x Ceramide24 Recovery Support Night Cream (50ml) - a deeply comforting night cream formulated to help promote firm, healthy-looking skin and assist the overnight recovery process. Infused with a ceramide lipid complex
1 x Ceramide24 Comforting Eye Cream (15ml) - this hydrating yet delicate eye cream works to visibly brighten the eye area and minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Enriched with Shadownyl, derived from marine algae, as well as essential fatty acids and a ceramide lipid complex

Subscribe & Save
Item Number 254238
https://www.qvcuk.com/skinsense-four-piece-luxe-barrier-recovery-collection.product.254238.html

P&P £3.95

 

[Suki 1]

Not Abi Cleeve again.

 

[llloyd]

A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Skinsense you'd pay £168.


NEW Ceramide24 Glass Skin Elixir (30ml) £48 cost £13.98
Ceramide24 Pro Resilience Day Cream (50ml) £42 cost £12.24
Ceramide24 Recovery Support Night Cream (50ml) £42 cost £12.24
Ceramide24 Comforting Eye Cream (15ml) £36 cost £10.49


Total RRP £168 cost £48.95 incl p&p used in calculations.

Thanks SCW for prices.

 

[C-Lion]

Cleeve looks rough - she looks haggard. She has clearly lost weight - probably on Ozempic! She is clearly not a good advocate for her skin products if she looks that $ hit.

It must be down to the lack lustre sales and lots of negative reviews

 

[C-Lion]

Woo hoo Cleeve said on the replay at 8:00am this morning that only “so many hundred, thousand bought this at 9:00pm”.

So there we have it just a few hundred have been sold and she changed it quickly to a “thousand”.

The truth is that QVC only keep her due to Ultrasun. QVC need to grow a pair and tell Cleeve that they will no longer stock her skincare line, they won’t because every Tili gets padded out with her crap

My cousin bought a Tili box, last year put just the Skinsense on eBay - she couldn’t sell it. She put the price on for 0.99 pence starting figure with £3.75 postage and it still did not sell. No one is that desperate to buy it

 

[Choosi5050]

Woo hoo Cleeve said on the replay at 8:00am this morning that only “so many hundred, thousand bought this at 9:00pm”.

So there we have it just a few hundred have been sold and she changed it quickly to a “thousand”.

The truth is that QVC only keep her due to Ultrasun. QVC need to grow a pair and tell Cleeve that they will no longer stock her skincare line, they won’t because every Tili gets padded out with her crap

My cousin bought a Tili box, last year put just the Skinsense on eBay - she couldn’t sell it. She put the price on for 0.99 pence starting figure with £3.75 postage and it still did not sell. No one is that desperate to buy it

I tried this range the last time it was the TSV and couldn’t use it due to the nauseating scent. I’ve never experienced a skincare brand with such a strong headache inducing smell. Awful. I do have to admit that absolutely love her Anti Ageing Vitamin Complex serum. I fully expected it to irritate my hyper sensitive skin but it never has. It’s the only product I’ve ever used that gives me at least a partial dewy glow - & I do love the smell of this one.

 

[Sazza]

I tried this range the last time it was the TSV and couldn’t use it due to the nauseating scent. I’ve never experienced a skincare brand with such a strong headache inducing smell. Awful. I do have to admit that absolutely love her Anti Ageing Vitamin Complex serum. I fully expected it to irritate my hyper sensitive skin but it never has. It’s the only product I’ve ever used that gives me at least a partial dewy glow - & I do love the smell of this one.

Most Skinsense items have fragrance in them. It is particularly crazy that the Ceramide range has it in it, ceramides are for supporting your skin barrier, if you are trying to repair your skin barrier then fragrance is not what you want!!!

 

[C-Lion]

I tried this range the last time it was the TSV and couldn’t use it due to the nauseating scent. I’ve never experienced a skincare brand with such a strong headache inducing smell. Awful. I do have to admit that absolutely love her Anti Ageing Vitamin Complex serum. I fully expected it to irritate my hyper sensitive skin but it never has. It’s the only product I’ve ever used that gives me at least a partial dewy glow - & I do love the smell of this one.

I used to buy odd bits of SBC especially when they did their bundles.

Since Cleeve bought SBC I have never purchased a single thing from it. I take the opinion that Cleeve needed an established brand in order to support her Skinsense brand. I don’t think that Skinsense does that well if the truth is told. She essentially bought SBC to ‘prop’ it up. Sadly, that is why she will be around for a good while. As long as SBC does well, she will kick the Skinsense around for as long as possible.

I also wish Cleeve would wash her hair before she goes in air. It always looks manky!

 

[Toril]

If it worked, I might consider trying it but, as with many products, the before and after photos look no different at all. I do use Ultrasun but I buy it because it works for me, as I’m fair-skinned, rather than watching the channel and having her lecturing me for an hour at a time.

 

[Brissles]

I wouldn't give a copper coin to her for any of her products. Just another skin cream presumably bought from a generic vat of the stuff and packaged with different brand labels.

I mean, how can one woman afford to manufacture any product with all the premises and equipment needed, pay for lab technicians, packaging, transport and office staff ? None of it is viable. She doesn't look or dress like a millionaire and wouldn't need to flog on qvc either.

 

[C-Lion]

I wouldn't give a copper coin to her for any of her products. Just another skin cream presumably bought from a generic vat of the stuff and packaged with different brand labels.

I mean, how can one woman afford to manufacture any product with all the premises and equipment needed, pay for lab technicians, packaging, transport and office staff ? None of it is viable. She doesn't look or dress like a millionaire and wouldn't need to flog on qvc either.

What’s that saying about the Emperor’s New Clothes?

 

[Grizelda]

I wouldn't give a copper coin to her for any of her products. Just another skin cream presumably bought from a generic vat of the stuff and packaged with different brand labels.

I mean, how can one woman afford to manufacture any product with all the premises and equipment needed, pay for lab technicians, packaging, transport and office staff ? None of it is viable. She doesn't look or dress like a millionaire and wouldn't need to flog on qvc either.

I've seen a video of her wearing a white lab coat. It gives the impression she is a scientist. She owns the company, but probably buys the product from a large cosmetic producing factory to her own specifications. I noticed she has lost weight and she's still wearing the bright rather cheap looking dresses, thick black tights and pink shoes. She seems to have nice, smooth skin, very creamy, but who knows if that is due to her creams.