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The plastic tub contains 40 gummies which is enough for a 20 days supply, as you need to consume two per day. The gummies have no added sugar, just the naturally occurring sugars. Each serving (x2 gummies) will also give you 4mg of vitamin C which equates to approx 10% of the recommended daily intake as well as the inclusion of each gummy being a total of 15.2% of collagen per the ingredients list. The gummies remind me of the raspberry lolly in size and shape. The taste is enjoyable without tasting sweetly. I have consumed the gummies for around one week, I can’t say that I have noticed any difference in my skin or overall well-being. The tub retails for $15.99, I haven’t felt the need to purchase after this trial tub has finished, although it is the type of thing I would potentially buy if it was on clearance, overall I would prefer a more all rounder supplement.

The Elucent night moisturiser is housed within a jar. I would perhaps like to see that changed to an airless pump jar. I do appreciate the morning and the night moisturiser packaging being different though. The formula has an 8% AHA blend (4% Lactic and 4% Glycolic) there is a slight alcohol scent in the lightweight formula. There is also niacinamide and vitamin e to help nourish the skin. I found that is was reasonably moisturising however I few mornings I did wake up feeling like my skin was a little bit dry. One small issue I had is that the formula did seem to irritate a few hormonal breakouts I had, as the formula did sting a fair bit when I applied (the breakouts where not open) Overall its a nice moisturiser, personally I would use a few nights per week as I do like to take break from actives (ie AHA's)

I kindly received the Nude by nature Foundation brush along with foundation and concealer as a part of the beauty heaven trial team. It has been sometime since I used a flat top foundation brush, generally I use buffing brush or beauty sponge. I didn't mind the brush too much, the synthetic bristles are reasonably soft, I did find that you do need to take an extra little bit of time to carefully blend asI did find I get a slightly streaky application when I rushed too much. The brush didn't absorb too much product when applying which is always a bonus, and the shape of the brush head makes it quite easy to get in and around the nose area. I also didn't notice any shedding of the brush hairs. I do have a couple of other nude by nature brushes and I have found that they do last quite well when you take care of them.

I kindly received the nude by nature perfecting concealer to trial for the BH Trial Team. The NBN perfecting concealer (5.9mls) comes housed in a small squeeze tube with a slanted nozzle opening. The shade I received was 01 Ivory, which is somewhat lighter than the foundation with the same shade name. It is easy to dispense the right amount of product from the tube. I found the concealer did a great job at helping to conceal small blemishes and imperfections, especially the under eye area and I was impressed that it didn't settle in to my fine lines too much. Being a 'natural 'product it is recommended to use the concealer within 6 months of opening. The product is quite easy to apply, I actually preferred to use my fingers to blend it out vs a brush, I think the warmth from my hands helped it spread more evenly. Overall, I can't really fault the concealer in any way

I kindly received the nude by nature foundation to trial for the BHTT. I chose the shade C1 (Ivory) which I found to be a good match for my pale skin tone. One pump the product was just a little bit too much product for me, so go easy on the pump. The texture is almost mousse-y like. The foundation is a sheer to medium coverage, which suited me well. Once the foundation has applied it really feels like nothing on the skin, even at the end of the day it doesn't feel heavy or clogged. I did however find that the foundation did settle somewhat on any dry patches of skin (I have experienced this with other base products at times also) Overall I really quite liked the foundation, I used it daily for around 2 weeks and found myself reaching for it out of my collection with out even thinking about it. Being a 'natural' product the PAO is only 6 months

I kindly received the nude by nature satin liquid lipstick in Shade 06 Wisteria to review for the BHTT. The liquid lipstick is housed in a frosted glass style tube. The rose gold handle has a doe tipped applicator to apply the formula on to your lips. The formula itself easily gilded over lips giving a nice pigmented look, I do feel the colour has a slight sheen to it, I don’t feel that it is a flat matte, at least the shade 06 wisteria which o trialled anyway. I also note that the formula has a slight scent, which I would describe as chocolatey, it’s almost exactly like the Lindt chocolate balls! The formula wears quite well and I don’t feel that it is as drying as some other liquid lipstick formulas can be, the formula does include sweet almond oil and Shea butter to help overcome this issue. Overall quite a decent product at a reasonable price point.

I kindly received the nude by nature perfecting lip primer to review for the BHTT. The primer come housed in a skinny lipstick style packaging. The product is firm yet glides over the lips effortlessly. There is no discernible scent or colour to the lip primer. The primer provides a nice base for lipstick or colour balm. It is a slightly moisturising, however I wouldn’t use this in place of your regular lip balm (not that this product is intended as a lip balm either though) It does make application of the satin liquid lipstick easier and more even. There is a slight bit of weight to the slim lip primer casing which does give it a bit more of a luxe feel. The lip perfecting primer isn’t a product that you absolutely have to purchase however it is a nice addition which does complement the other lip products in the nude by nature range quite well.

I kindly received the sheer glow colour balm in shade 03 pink for the BHTT. The balm itself is more like a light lipstick, than a tinted lip balm. The formula is lightly nourishing and provides a nice hint of pigment which lasts for a while and wears evenly. I feel that with this product you get some of a lipsticks colour pay off, yet also the benefit of a low maintenance product as the balm wears off less noticeably. The wind up lipstick style applicator is easy to use, the balm itself is quite firm, yet glides easily over the lips. This product is definitely a little bit more than a tinted lip balm, I think it would appeal to a larger range of people. The sheer glow balm I used (03 pink) was more of a matte colour with the bonus of a balmy base, it definitely wasn’t overly glossy, and the formula ensures that lips stay nourished and soft.

I was a little bit hesitant to use a foaming cleanser to start with as I tend to associate it with being drying in the skin. I was pleasantly surprised the jurlique foaming cleanser has a soft cream like consistency which lathers slightly and a soft delicate rose scent which made it pleasant to use. I found makeup was removed well and it also made for a good morning cleanse. Overall I quite enjoyed this cleanser, I think the price point is fairly reasonable as you really don’t need much product at all.

I kindly received this Lavender Hydrating Mist as part of the BHTT. The 50ml glass bottle in a lovely lavender hue is aesthetically pleasing, however wouldn’t be the best to travel with or carry in the handbag. The mist itself sprays out quite a decent amount of product, I find holding it about arms length from the face helps to make the mist a little finer and apply more evenly. The mist itself does leave the skin feeling lightly hydrated. The lavender scent is quite soft and subtle, if you are a fan of lavender you will enjoy this. I do prefer to use it at nighttime as it does have the calming aspect to the scent.