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Mabsy
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Joined: 17 Aug 2003
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Fri Mar 05, 2004 4:37 am  Quote |
Well, I suppose we all knew that my determination to save money would not be strong enough when faced with the all mighty shiseido cleansing brush lemming...
I finally got one today and it's really nice! I wanted to get one since Asrai posted a review of it some time ago. Very soft brush with white bristles and five (pink!) rubbery nodules that massage your face as you use it. You can actually feel them when you use the brush but they are super gentle. The brush comes with a little stand so it can drip dry without the brush getting dirty.
Of course, I have NO foaming cleanser! That is the type of cleanser that would be best to use with this brush. Because I've been using MDF for the last couple of weeks, I decided to use the brush with the MDF cleanser. It felt nice but I NEED a foaming cleanser to get the most fun out of my new little 'investment' 
Could somebody please recommend a good foaming cleanser?  Hopefully one that does not sting when it gets in your eyes  (I'm a clutz!). I'm keen to try the Murad Vitamin C Daily Cleanser, because I've heard good things about it. Does anybody know if that one falls in the 'foaming family'?
Ta!
Mabsy. |
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