Showing posts with label Cleansing Water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleansing Water. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

The Lo Down - Bioderma Micellaire Solution

Hey Guys and Dolls,

I'm a huge fan of cleansing waters, I've tried many over the last while and I've always been a huge fan of the french brand Bioderma. I haven't tried many products from the brand as I always have my eyes on the micellaire solutions.
There's three options to choose from Sensibio H20 (the original), Hydrabio H20 (moisturing) and Sebium H20 (oily and combination). I've tried both the Sensibio H20 and Hydrabio H20, I couldn't choose a favourite out of the two if I tried as they are both so good. The Hydrabio is actually quite moisturising so it's nice to remove your makeup with this.

Only a tiny bit of this product is needed on a oval or circular cotton pad. My preference is oval as you don't need as many. There's really cheap ones available in Penneys/Primark for €2.

The bottles of this stuff aren't too expensive either at €5.50 for the mini, €11.50 for the regular size and the original cleansing water comes in a 500ml bottle and comes in at €16 which is really good. That size would last for ages.

What is your favourite cleansing water?

Laura

Saturday, June 16, 2012

No7 Beautiful Skin Cleansing Water

A few months ago No7's skincare packaging had a bit of a  facelift, the product itself stayed the same and there was also some new additions to the range. When buying bits from this brand, I usually wait for the €7.50 off voucher to be released, you get some great bargains this way. The last time this promotion was on I bought the Day and Night cream for Normal/Oily and honestly I wasn't blown away by it. I ended up giving to my sister and she seems to like it more than I did that's for sure. I've been ditching face wipes in favour of cleansing waters as of late. My skin hasn't been looking the best and I've put it down makeup wipes. They've also been leaving my skin red and sore so I thought enough was enough and started using cleansing waters instead, they really are a easy effortless way to remove your makeup. I have a few on the go at the moment, my favourite being Vichy's offering for sensitive skin. I'm so disappointed they stopped selling the big bottle with the pump it was amazing value.

I had a couple of No7 vouchers to use so I decided on getting the Beautiful Skin Cleansing Water for Normal/Oily. It was in and around the €12 mark but with the voucher I got it for €5 something which isn't bad going for a product this size. I was open minded using this product as let's be honest some No7 products can be rubbish, this on the other hand certainly wasn't. It removes my makeup entire, leaving my face feeling and looking refreshed. I wouldn't go as far as saying my face is shine free after using but it does the job right. I was pretty scared to put this anywhere near my eyes at first but now I've using this to remove my eye makeup and not once has left them aggravated. Have I mentioned the No7 skincare also smells amazing, I love it. It's hard to describe the scent exactly but it's nice and fresh. I've had this for over a week now and I have used so much, almost half the bottle. I've read so many reviews were people say they only need 3 cotton pads, two for the eyes and one for the face. How do you do it, I want to know the secret. I use up like 5/6, no wonder I'm half way through the bottle at this stage. The only problem that I have with this product is that I wish the bottle was bigger. At the rate I'm flying through it will be gone in a week and I will have to buy a replacement. I've bought another couple of No7 products with my vouchers, some I love and  others I'm not 100% sure about yet. Would you like to see a tried and tested review post focusing on them all or individual ones? Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see.

Have you tried No7's Beautiful Skin range? What have you been spending your vouchers on?

Laura<3