Cloudberry in skincare – Lumene Valo Glow reviews

Written by Jenny Wu
Jenny Wu

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  1. I have not tried this line from Lumene, but I have used their products some years ago and liked them. My sister used to live in Sweden so I am used to eating a lot of common berries from the Scandinavia areas, now I want to try this a couple items from this range. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  2. Oh the hydra oil is gorgeous and looks like an awesome combination of ingredients. I’ll definitely look out for this. Thanks for the review!

  3. I am seeing this brand everywhere recently and I really like the packaging too. They are aesthetically pleasing and judging by your review, they are pretty good and I also love the budget friendly price. If there is one thing that I am most interested to try, it would be the Hydra Oil!

  4. Naya says:

    Wonderful review here Jenny! It is nice to finally see Lumene in North America. As someone, who grew up in European/Russian culture, we are no strangers to Lumene or cloudberry (fun fact: my mom used to make her own cloudberry jams!). As you’ve mentioned it is a wonderful source of Vitamin C and has been used/loved in Scandinavian and other surrounding countries for generations now. P.S. your cat is absolutely adorable! xx

  5. Oh I love the little cameo by Cooper in this post Jenny ;) I actually haven’t hear of cloudberry before and when I was reading your description of it I couldn’t help but wonder what does it taste like LOL. The antioxidant benefits of this range sound appealing and it’s certainly affordable. The hydra-oil caught my eye because it looks so pretty. Good to know that it worked well for you. The texture sounds lovely. I’ll have to see if I can check these out in person the next time I’m in Target or CVS.

    • Jenny says:

      Thank you! For once he was sitting nicely in the background instead of sniffing all my products, haha. I’m curious about the taste of cloudberry as well but I imagine them to be similar to raspberries! They’re also used in pies, so they can’t taste that bad!

  6. I have actually used Cloudberry before, in a neck cream and mask I tried for an online shop shortly after my son was born. And while I tend to roll my eyes at the ongoing and new claims every day, I do appreciate a good antioxidant.

    Anne – Linda, Libra, Loca

    • Jenny says:

      I know what you mean, it’s kind of annoying when brands hype up new ingredients when often times there’s very little research to back them up

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