Trying Happy Skin - My skin on Cloud 9
/Happy Skin, sounds lovely, right? Isn't that what we are all after.
My skin is happy most of the time. A good diet and overall health & happiness contribute to that. But to keep my skin happy it's important to use toxin-free, natural skincare.
An Australian brand I have been keen on trying is Happy Skincare.
They just send me their Cloud 9 Deep Cleansing Balm & Raindrops On Roses Hydrating Toner.
Both products have a great, clean ingredient list. Both contain MSM which is a form of sulphur, naturally derived from Algae which has multiple benefits to the skin, including brightening and clearing acne.
The cool part is that the Cloud 9 Cleansing Balm is not a one trick pony.
You can also use the Cloud 9 Deep Cleansing Balm as a
- Hair treatment to tame the frizz
- Cuticle treatment for sexy nails and
- Foot balm so your tootsies always look good in a pair of heels
- Barrier cream when you're out battling the elements (perfect for snow season and winter cycling)
The cleansing balm is a great makeup remover and smells fresh.
You can use it with water as a cleansing milk or as classic balm cleanser by massaging the product onto dry skin and then removing it with a damp cloth.
The packaging is no fuss and great for travel. Nothing luxurious, no glass but practical.
The Hydrating Mist is a lovely rose water-based product. Great for refreshing makeup or skin during the day but also as part of your skincare regime. Ahhhhh! So refreshing.
I really love their Dilo Oil too, which I have featured previously. It's a super healer!
Happy Skin creates lovely no-fuss products with clean ingredients.
All certified vegan, cruelty-free and with mostly organic ingredients.
My verdict: Definitely worth a try!



I have been tossing up if I wanted to share Faye's birth story with the world or to keep it private.
It's her story too, after all...
But then I remembered how much I had been empowered & inspired by all the positive birth stories that other women had shared. Sharing these stories feels very important to me, especially since there are always so many horror stories being told about birth.
One word upfront: I wrote this story down when it was all very fresh. Lying in bed, typing it with one hand on my phone. It has not been edited nor been creatively written. It just the words as they came to me at the time. Real and raw...