Dermarollers: Sort of like surgery at home...

So we've had a few sent to the office and the chance to experience a few at very high-end salons. But, we admit, it's awfully hard to wrap our heads around the idea of creating thousands of microscopic cuts on our face and then applying serums or cream to them.

However, we're definitely willing to try, well, most of what's out there in the beauty world to find out what works and what doesn't so each of you don't have to go through it alone. So stay tuned... in the coming months we'll try out the likes of Leaf and Rusher, Beauty Lounge/Spa Organic from Norway and possibly even Sarah Chapman's advanced series of treatments at her Draycott Avenue studio.

Dr. Jessica Wu

She's a name Europeans aren't yet familiar with, but we'll make sure you hear more of her on Cult Beauty. Dr. Jessica Wu is fast becoming a name to watch in the Hollywood circuit of skin experts.

The Dew Cream is said to be a favourit among young starlets for creating that super natural, well, dewy effect they get on the red carpet. We tried a bit and have to say it looks like it works a bit like Dr. Feel Good or Smashbox's Photo Finish but... maybe a bit better than both!

The ingredients list is refreshingly short and free of the usual parabens and other extreme badies that we see in similar products.