In the last few months, I've really been getting into hot cloth cleansers. I love that they gently remove all traces of make-up and leave your skin soft and moisturised. I've tried Liz Earle's and No7's offerings, and thought I would try Superdrug's, seeing as the price is so affordable.
Price - Superdrug's Vitamin E Hot Cloth Cleanser is £5.99 for 200ml, but is currently on offer for £4.99 (with free delivery on Superdrug's website!). Compared to No7's (£9.95 for 200ml or £4.95 when the vouchers are around) and Liz Earle's (£24 for 200ml), it's the most affordable hot cloth cleanser I've tried.
Packaging - The cleanser comes in a box with a muslim cloth. The box makes me feel like I'm purchasing a more expensive product, which is a nice touch. The actual product comes in a tube, rather than a pump like No7's and Liz Earle's. I don't mind if a hot cloth cleanser comes in a tube or pump, as long as I can reach all the product!
Formula - It's thick and creamy. Thicker than No7's, but not as thick as Liz Earle's. The scent is similar to No7's - It's just a standard, soapy, clean one. I really like it and prefer it to Liz Earle's.
Results - It removes my make-up incredibly well, like the other two, and leaves my skin soft and moisturised. It leaves my skin much softer than No7's and nearly as soft as Liz Earle's, which is great praise!
Overall - I really, really like this product and will be repurchasing it. I think it's on par with Liz Earle's hot cloth cleanser, but it's much more affordable. £5.99 is cheap, but it's regularly on offer, so you're likely to get it for even less.
It actually left my skin really red and puffy. D: It's just sitting in my bathroom now. It's a shame as I love the clean smell and the creamy texture. I also preferred it to Liz Earle and sold my Liz Earle to someone who was after some seeing as I wasn't going to use it. The only thing I liked more about the Liz Earle stuff was the thicker texture and the packaging... I won it so glad I didn't just buy it!
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I tried the Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish and it completely ruined my skin. I think it was the cocoa butter. I have to be really careful with skincare now and I was thinking of picking this up. I was wondering if you had any problems with the cleanse and polish? For reference I have really dry/dry skin and hardly ever *got* blemishes (do all the time now thanks Liz Earle).
ReplyDeleteAw, that sucks. I've never had any problems with the Cleanse & Polish and my skin is combination, so I'm not really of any help - Sorry! If you do pick Superdrug's one up, I hope you get along with it :)
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