This product seemed perfect for my sensitive skin... Fragrance free, hypoallergenic, no need for rubbing and it soothes your skin too? Surely that's a lot to claim, Garnier? I haven't had this product too long so I guess this is kind of my first impressions. When I first tried it, it was after a long day, a full face of make up. Challenge accepted. I put it too the test by adding the product to cotton pads and began to wipe away my face. It perfectly removed my skin and lip makeup however it struggled a little on my eye makeup. Having not tried any other cleansing waters, I cannot tell you if this is the norm for me. I removed my eye makeup with my current eye makeup remover but fair play to Garnier because I am currently using a water proof mascara. My face did feel soft and refreshed after but I wasn't too sure about the 'no rinsing'. I really don't want my skin to break out.
Containing 200 uses probably won't happen when i'm the owner of the product. Lets just say that i'm a little bit splash happy with my bottle. I think this product is worth the money, for £3.32 how can you go wrong? I'm 100% up for trying some new Micellar Waters if anyone can recommend me one?
Have a lovely day and thanks for reading,
Antonia x
I use La Roche Posay's one and I'm super happy with it. But I agree with you. I'm also splash happy with mine hahahaha. After trying them, micellar cleansing waters, I don't think I'm ever going back to my old methods.
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I picked this up the other day from the local super market after passing it a few times,
ReplyDeleteI actually really like it. Sometimes when i do the cleansing and toning process i break out with sensitivity, i get a lot of dry patchy skin. This was perfect for me. I've been using it for 5 days now and im giving my skin a break tonight but it seems really awsome.