Showing posts with label Cleanser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleanser. Show all posts
Thursday, 31 July 2014
Origins GinZing Cleanser
The Origins Ginzing Refreshing Scrub Cleanser has become my new favourite thing. With its 2 in 1 scrub cleanser it's a must have for when in a rush. The jojoba and carnauba wax gently exfoliates to help unclog those pores. Although it's still a scrub it's very gentle on the skin and doesn't leave it feeling raw and looking red. This would be a perfect scrub for those of you that have sensitive skin because it doesn't irritate the surface but does enough to get deep down into those pesky pores. After using this my skin instantly feels smoother, brighter and squeaky clean. I love to use this in the morning as the oils include grapefruit, lemon and spearmint; meaning that it perks you up for the day to come and makes you feel fresh. Using this in the morning also means that any makeup left on the skin comes out leaving clean skin to moisturise.
Have you tried any of the GinZing range yet?
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Cleanser,
Exfoliator,
GinZing,
Origins,
Scrub
Sunday, 22 June 2014
Camomile Cleansing Butter
The light formula gives an even film across the face feeling like an oil and a butter at the same time, while removing that little bit of makeup left on the skin. Even though it feels very oily and hard to wash off, to my surprise it comes off with little effort and skin feels squeaky clean and fresh. Its very nourishing and hydrates the skin rather than leaving the skin feeling stripped, which is an added bonus and would be great for dry skin. For those of you like me that have sensitive skin this is a great option as it doesn't irritate any sensitive areas on the face but actually soothes and calms any inflammation and redness.
The smell is very relaxing as it's camomile and makes your nights sleep even better! Have you tried The Body Shop Camomile Cleanser?
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Camomile,
Cleanser,
TheBodyShop
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Brush Cleaning Made Easy
Cleaning make-up brushes can be a strenuous task, especially when you have quite a few. What I used to do was wet the Bristles in hot water then squeeze a pea-sized dot of baby shampoo onto my hand and swirl the brush till all of the make-up was gone then rinse it under water to get rid of the bubbles.
I hated that routine since it took me forever to do, and I'm not really the patient type. So I opted to try something different, And I found No7 Make Up Brush Cleanser. Using it for the first time was quick and simple and I was amazed at how clean it got my brushes. I basically do the same routine but I use this instead of baby shampoo. It's so much more easier to wash out as it hardly creates any bubbles. As well as being a time saver it also leaves the brushes in good condition and doesn't leave an oily residue over them if you hadn't washed it out properly.
Another reason why I love this, is because its fragrance free. So if your skin is sensitive to smells then this is the product for you. And it also doesn't make your brushes smell funny either.
Do your make-up brushes need cleaning? Treat them with No7 Brush Cleanser.
Monday, 12 May 2014
Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water
I just pop enough on a cotton pad or two and swipe everything away. What I love about this is that once the makeup is removed it doesn't then leave an oily residue over the skin it just feels damp and drys normally.
Another thing that is handy about this product is that it is so easy to get, being available at Boots and being cheap it's an absolute steal!
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
The Cleanser That Gets Rid Of Gunk
I bought this cleanser a while back now and have only recently reintroduced it back into my skincare routine. When I first started using this I noticed a difference in my skin straight away. It made my skin more firm and look a lot brighter. I love using this on days where my skin needs a little pick me up.
As well as making you look visibly better, it also completely gets rid of all the gunk that sits deep in theses pesky pores, and brings it all to the surface ready to be washed away.
The formula is white and when wet turns to a milk like consistency. I use this on damp skin and place a bit bigger pea sized dot on the palm of my hands (make sure hands are dry). Then I rub my hands together warming the cleanser then press it in to my face, till my face is covered. Then I rub slowly in circular motions. To finish I splash my face with warm water making sure I get rid of all the product.
Afterwards my skin feels refreshed and more radiant. It doesn't leave an oily film on my skin which I really like and is a dream to use. If you have sensitive skin this is a good cleanser as it is only lightly fragranced and won't bother the skin.
I have the combination to oily one but for those of you which have dry to normal skin they also sell one. Look here - Clarins Cleansing Milk
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