Being a devote eyeliner and mascara wearer I need a makeup remover which can help me to get it all off swiftly when I need to, which tends to be when I’m tired and trying to get ready for bed! I normally just use my Emma Hardie Cleansing Balm or in more recent days, the Sarah Chapman Ultimate Cleanse balm but one vital product I use now before embarking on a deep cleanse is the Ahava Eye Makeup Remover*.
As much as I like wearing makeup, nothing quite beats taking it all off at the end of the day with a good cleanser. I am a huge Emma Hardie Cleansing Balm fan, but cleansing with it daily means I’m going through jars like crazy. With each jar costing £34 a pop I needed to alternate it between another cleanser and try to savour the half jar I have left at the moment! So here we have the Filorga Foam cleanser which I received in my BBloggersxmas goodie bag!
As much as I love my Emma Hardie cleansing balm I do have my “lazy” days where I want minimal facial cleansing time, so I thought the Avene Extremely Gentle Cleanser would be the solution..
The Emma Hardie Cleansing Balm only made it on my wish list a few weeks ago, but after finishing off my Murad Essential C Cleanser (and a cheeky trip to Space NK later) I came away with this gem! This has actually knocked all my previous favourites off the top spot and is now my new number one love.
I picked up September’s Marie Claire the other week (the one with Rachel Weisz on the cover) and it came with this Murad Essential C Cleanser! I’m always on the look out for a good cleanser so I was happy to give this a whirl and I must say the results are impressive!
British skin care guru Liz Earle has developed a huge line of products over the years, and up until recently includes the launch of a new cosmetics range. That being said there is one product in particular which always has tongues wagging, and that’s the Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish Cleanser.
The Body Shop Passion Fruit Cleansing Gel Review
Hi everyone!
I hope you’re all well and looking forward to the weekend. 
Today’s post is on The Body Shop Passion Fruit Cleansing Gel which I purchased about a month or so ago!
Hello everyone, sorry for the major delay in publishing the final instalment to my facial cleanser reviews. Without further ado this is the concluding part to my Facial Cleanser trilogy – my Laneige Foaming Cleanser review! Laneige is a Korean cosmetic brand, whose name derives from the French word for ‘the snow’. Laneige is a very popular brand in Asia, with ranges in cosmetics and skincare but it is sadly still not available to us in theUK. It is possible to purchase this on the Internet through various different sites which stock Laneige products.
This Shu Uemura Oil Cleanser Review is part two of my trio of facial cleanser reviews. This Shu Uemura Oil Cleanser for me was actually an impulse buy! I always go out on the hunt for a new cleanser once my current one is running low. So I was browsing through the glorious and plentiful counters in Selfridge’s Beauty Hall when I stumbled across this Shu Uemura Oil Cleanser. If I’m hovering at the Shu Uemura stand, it’s normally because I’m after a new pair of false eye lashes to glam up my look for a night out or party. However on this occasion my attention turned to the clear bottles of liquid which were lined up neatly in a row and I was hooked!
The is one of several cleansers that I have tried in my lifetime, but one that I can safely say that I will keep purchasing over and over. I have tried all different brands from drug store and even Asian brands, but none can compare. Hope you enjoy my Philosophy Purity Facial Cleanser review!
Beauty In My Mind: Beauty Blog UK
