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Thu Feb 12, 2004 9:54 am  Quote |
I just want to give a quick review on two cleansers that I found to work really well, especially if you like to rinse off with water.
The First one is Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish. This can come in a tube or a Pump despenser and the texture is like a thick whipped cream. This stuff is great for removing makeup, you apply it to dry skin and work it in even around the eyes to remove mascara and eye makeup. The next step is to use the Muslin cloth which has been soaked in warm water to remove the cream and the makeup with it. The cloth is supposed to act like an exfoliator but I find that a flannel works fine for me. By the way the cloth usually comes with the cleanser, in case you were wondering. This doesn't leave your skin feeling tight and is very gentle even around the eyes. Her website is www.lizearle.com if anyone is interested.
The second one is the Gale Hayman facial and eye makeup remover cleanser. This is more of a gel and it work in much the same way as the Cleanse and Polish in that you apply to dry skin even around the eye area, then you get a bit of warm water and work it in before using a flannel. Again this works very well to remove eye makeup and is very gentle.
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