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Thu Aug 07, 2003 5:35 am Quote |
This is a must have in my skincare list. Have been using this cleansing milk for 3 years as a make-up remover. I usually follow after this with Dr Renaud Pytogel Cleanser to double cleanse my face.
This sothy cleansing milk has the most wonderful smell on earth (smell like Oranges and grapefruits). And i only need one application to remove all of my make-up. Another wonderful thing that this cleansing milk does is it helps to soften my skin and make those stubborn blackheads on my nose easier to remove. It works great for my combination skin. Definitely an A++ product and i will keep using this.  |
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The above post is a review of the following product available at EDS:
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Sothys Normalizing Beauty Milk (Cleanser) (200 ml /6.7 oz.)
Based on the extract of grapefruit, it eliminates surface impurities, improving suppleness and softness of the skin.This Beauty Milk removes makeup and cleanses both the face and neck area. Contains Grapefruit Extract which effectively dissolves sebum while softening and purifying the complexion.
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Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:56 pm Quote |
I went back to my Sothys normalizing beauty milk again since last month, after I've used another brand of cleanser for 2 months. I must say I that it's way better than other cleansing milk I have used!! The smell is soooo refreshing. Most importantly, it cleans well without drying my skin! I will repurchase it for sure, and I must keep one at home at all time.  |
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Tue Apr 11, 2006 7:38 pm Quote |
I have combination skin and I used to use cleansing foam to cleanse my face as I think it will be cleaner. However, it is a little bit dry especially on my cheek and I used to spread moisturizing cream immediately. However, when I tried this cleansing milk. I found that my face is moisturized and clean after using it. Moreover, the scent is really refreshing. Milk is even better than foam as i can tissue off the milk and rinse with water easily. However,it takes longer time to rinse the face after using the foam. So, I will purchase the cleansing milk again.  |
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Mon Apr 30, 2007 10:35 am Quote |
Just wondering if this cleansing milk is safe to use around the eyes? Is it good for sensitive skin too? Did anyone here try their other cleansing milk? It seems that they have a lot of selection here that I'm having trouble choosing the right one. Thanks!  |
_________________ Fair, Combination skin, sensitive (mild rosacea), breakouts occasionally --- 26 |
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Tue May 01, 2007 9:34 am Quote |
Many people said it is good and i have bought one recently. And i love it. It's really work with its stated.  |
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Tue May 01, 2007 8:36 pm Quote |
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
Many people said it is good and i have bought one recently. And i love it. It's really work with its stated.  |
kwchan1007, glad that u like it! So how do u find it in terms of makeup/ sunscreen removal? Thanks!  |
_________________ Fair, Combination skin, sensitive (mild rosacea), breakouts occasionally --- 26 |
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Wed May 02, 2007 9:00 am Quote |
| Stardustdy wrote: |
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
Many people said it is good and i have bought one recently. And i love it. It's really work with its stated.  |
kwchan1007, glad that u like it! So how do u find it in terms of makeup/ sunscreen removal? Thanks!  |
Stardustdy, Althought it stated it can remove the make-up, i ususally used it as normal cleaning. I use cleansing oil to remove the make-up when i arrival. I must use Sothys to clean again before have bathing.  |
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Fri May 04, 2007 5:54 pm Quote |
i have bought the cleansing milk. But i needed to pump for 4 pumps. Then, it will be used up quickly.  |
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Tue May 29, 2007 6:44 pm Quote |
It smells great
How long does a bottle last for you all?
For me, a bottle lasts for about 6 months  |
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Sun Oct 07, 2007 9:03 am Quote |
| I have tried that at my beauty salon and i think it smells great too. |
_________________ pp |
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Sat Aug 23, 2008 12:22 pm Quote |
| i love the smell too!!! But I like Smoothing cleansing milk more! |
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Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:12 am Quote |
i've tried it at a facial before
the smell is very refreshing!
which is better? the normalizing beauty milk or the soothing milk? |
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Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:02 pm Quote |
| I love the refreshing smell of this product. Highly recommend it! |
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Sun Sep 21, 2008 12:52 am Quote |
What cleansing oil do you use?
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
| Stardustdy wrote: |
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
Many people said it is good and i have bought one recently. And i love it. It's really work with its stated.  |
kwchan1007, glad that u like it! So how do u find it in terms of makeup/ sunscreen removal? Thanks!  |
Stardustdy, Althought it stated it can remove the make-up, i ususally used it as normal cleaning. I use cleansing oil to remove the make-up when i arrival. I must use Sothys to clean again before have bathing.  |
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Sun Sep 21, 2008 7:41 pm Quote |
| This will be one of my next purchases! I can't wait to share my review. |
_________________ Light skin, blue eyes, live in humidity conditions in the summer and dry in the winter. |
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Mon Sep 22, 2008 4:50 am Quote |
this cleanser is great. mild and clean with good smell and good texture.
apart from sothys, i also tried Nuxe, Aesop, Alqvimia, burt's bee, john master's organic and aubrey.
I can say Nuxe, Alqvimia and Sothys are better choices than others (but of cause, Nuxe and alqvimia are made with more natural ingredients. |
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Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:58 pm Quote |
| I was wondering if the cleansing milk is easy to rinse off. Does your skin feel completely clean after the rinse, or does it feel like there's some residue left over from the cleanser? I have a cleanser that does not leave me feel completely clean no matter how long I rinse with water. |
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Wed Sep 24, 2008 3:00 pm Quote |
| Does this cleansing milk only have 3 ingredients in it? According to EDS, there're grapefruit extract, coconut oil, and lemon extract. Does the coconut oil leave any oily feel on your skin? |
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Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:28 pm Quote |
| AMIntheMorning wrote: |
What cleansing oil do you use?
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
| Stardustdy wrote: |
| kwchan1007 wrote: |
Many people said it is good and i have bought one recently. And i love it. It's really work with its stated.  |
kwchan1007, glad that u like it! So how do u find it in terms of makeup/ sunscreen removal? Thanks!  |
Stardustdy, Althought it stated it can remove the make-up, i ususally used it as normal cleaning. I use cleansing oil to remove the make-up when i arrival. I must use Sothys to clean again before have bathing.  |
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I use Fancl cleansing oil and washing power to clena up sunscreen/make ups, it is great! the other one I love is shu umura. |
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Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:29 pm Quote |
| winniewyf wrote: |
this cleanser is great. mild and clean with good smell and good texture.
apart from sothys, i also tried Nuxe, Aesop, Alqvimia, burt's bee, john master's organic and aubrey.
I can say Nuxe, Alqvimia and Sothys are better choices than others (but of cause, Nuxe and alqvimia are made with more natural ingredients. |
Nuxe's cleansing water is very gentle but I fear that it can't do a good cleaning job, I do love Nuxe's floral water. |
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Sat Nov 01, 2008 10:57 am Quote |
I have asian combination skin as well. I'm going to give this a go  |
_________________ gosmile, supersmile or carekate's DIY formula? |
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Sun Jan 04, 2009 9:46 pm Quote |
I was using the Normalising Milk for around 6 months and it really is beautiful. That was when my skin was really sensitive. After 6 months I went for the purifying lotion and it's great too. I have oily skin but both lotions have worked pretty well for me. I do prefer the purifying though just because I break out.
Purifying lotion is the first ever facewash product that I have used for my oily/acne prone skin that does not dry the skin at all. It is beautiful. The smell is not as nice as with the normalising one but it's still very nice. |
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