Whats your favorite face wash?
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Nivea. Good product. Low price.
Regards,
Les
Regards,
Les
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I'm currently using Lab Series Power Wash, it's not that I don't like it, it's just that I've been using for too little time to be able to compare it with anything else.
I use Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser, followed by Cetaphil Moisturizing Soap ... I like the clinical smell, and it seems to make my skin look better, whether I'm shaving that day or not.
Other good ones I've tried are Nivea Double-Acting Face Wash, Trader Joe's Oatmeal Soap (a very mild exfoliant) and Neutrogena.
Other good ones I've tried are Nivea Double-Acting Face Wash, Trader Joe's Oatmeal Soap (a very mild exfoliant) and Neutrogena.
Noxzema. Cooling effect with no dryness.
I've used Neutrogena soap for years, so I like glycerin soaps. I bought a bar of Musgo Lime in my last order but haven't gotten around to trying it yet.
As for a strict "wash", right now I'm using Zirh before bed. I think its a good product, but not worth the cost.
As for a strict "wash", right now I'm using Zirh before bed. I think its a good product, but not worth the cost.
I use Pears soap in the shower; for general washing and the face. It's the only soap I've tried that doesn't flare my eczema up and has actually helped my skin to clear. And at £0.68 a bar, it's a godsend.
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Nancy Boy.
Aveeno apricot face cleanser. It's cheap (3 bucks for an easy to use pump bottle) and lasts for months it seems with daily use. Gentle, and doesn't smell bad.
Nice clean, zingy feeling.
A decent gentle soap that isnt too drying on my skin, expensive though.
I use Cetaphil's gentle cleanser. I've only been using it for a little more than a month, and it is very gentle. However, I don't know if it's the cause, I have VERY flaky dry skin on and around my nose. I can't really seem to get it to go away. But other than that, it's been working for me.
A decent gentle soap that isnt too drying on my skin, expensive though.
really? All the Clinique products i've used so far are a complete waste of money. In that I include their post-shave soother (x2 variations), liquid face wash and anti-blemish solution.
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What about the Nancy Boy Cleanser makes it so good?
Years ago my sister gave me a (tiny) jar of M Lotion, a light, unscented lotion that's just right for my face in dry weather. Expensive, yes, but I rather liked it. Absorbs quickly, leaving no greasy feel or shiny appearance. I don't think one can claim that a product is expensive or over-priced and be a true B&B member.
Years ago my sister gave me a (tiny) jar of M Lotion, a light, unscented lotion that's just right for my face in dry weather. Expensive, yes, but I rather liked it. Absorbs quickly, leaving no greasy feel or shiny appearance. I don't think one can claim that a product is expensive or over-priced and be a true B&B member.
I think one can when the benefits you're getting from it are matched (if not improved) by a lower priced product. I too have expensive taste and that's why I go for more expensive things but as the price goes up my expectations do too.
This is the only Clinique product I have ever used. I actually bought it years ago and it got left in the cupboard and forgotten about.
I have been using it regularly now for around 6 months. It doesnt irritate or dry out my skin which many face soaps do to my skin, so in that respect I find it worthwhile.
When it runs out though I will try and find a cheaper alternative, if possible. Iirc it cost me £12.
Neutrogena extra gentle cleanser
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=20890&catid=21222&trxp1=35873
Acne.org cleanser
http://www.danielkern.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=21
I oil cleanse twice a week: one part castor oil to two part jojoba oil to two part olive oil.
I shave with Cetaphil gentle cleanser bar. Load brush, add 5 drops of glycerin and 5 to 10 drops of castor oil, and lather in bowl.
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=44259&catid=21189
MinnMD
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=20890&catid=21222&trxp1=35873
Acne.org cleanser
http://www.danielkern.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=21
I oil cleanse twice a week: one part castor oil to two part jojoba oil to two part olive oil.
I shave with Cetaphil gentle cleanser bar. Load brush, add 5 drops of glycerin and 5 to 10 drops of castor oil, and lather in bowl.
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=44259&catid=21189
MinnMD
Best face wash I've used so far.
Not sure which one you're referring to:
This stuff works very well for me. Non-drying and effective if you're not really dirty.
This stuff dries my skin out pretty badly.
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