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Sat Jan 17, 2009 6:59 pm  |
| Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any views on the "simple" skin care range. Ive recently bought a clarisonic and no longer need to use my strong (and rather expensive) cleanser. It would be nice not to have to spend a fortune on cleansers anymore and the simple range seems to be reasonably priced, and most importantly claims not to have any nasties in it. Unfortunately im also a bit of a skincare snob and anytime ive bought something cheap it turns out after a little research of its ingredients that theyre usually full of horrible rubbish. So if theres anyone out there who mabey knows a little more about it id really appreciate any help! cheers! |
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Wed Mar 18, 2009 4:58 pm |
| You d better use Cetaphil cleanser with Clarisonic brush. I remeber our forum has a thread regarding the best cleanser for Clarisonic. Try to search it and you will find some experts suggest Cataphil. "Simple" is not so good from my opinon. |
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Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:19 pm |
| You could search the "Allure" award, which shows the best simple products of each year. |
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