Poll posted by BR Natalie
Out of all of the facial skin care products on the market, I reckon cleansers are the hardest to choose. I seldom think twice about slapping a new moisturiser or serum on my face, yet I approach cleansing products with caution and suspicion. Cleansers just seem to be more of a 'risk'. They can be too drying, too harsh. Too irritating. Too abrasive. They can unbalance the skin by stripping the natural oils. Then of course if they're too gentle, they're ineffective and you end up having to use a bit of elbow grease to get the job done, risking skin damage in a whole different way.
I have a pretty laid back attitude towards my skin care routine - I like it quick and I like it simple. Which is probably why I adore Micellar Water as a cleanser. It's gentle but effective and it's so quick and easy to use. - apply to a cotton cloth and wipe. No rinsing required. When Garnier Micellar finally hit our shores, we could sense a cleansing revolution beginning, people were all for this one-step cleanse.
But, of course, Micellar Water wasn't for everyone. And so those clever beauty scientists put their thinking caps on and have been coming up with super-smart ways for all different skin types to enjoy the gentle, but effective, dirt-magnet micelles that make Micellar Water so great.
We're putting the brand spanking new Garnier Micellar Cleansing Milky Water to the test. This is an efficient, fast and easy to use cleanser that removes make-up, impurities and pollution while hydrating and comforting dry and sensitive skin in one step. It's the first time that the Micellar technology has been presented in a milky texture - it promises a reduced feeling of post-cleanse tightness, and no greasy or sticky finish.
Fancy reviewing this for us? Get chatting to us about your experiences with Micellar Water - are you a fan? Do you find it difficult to find the right cleanser for you?
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I've tried a few "Micellar water" products and they didn't work well enough for me so I don't buy them anymore. I thought they were a waste of money. It would be interesting to see if this would work for me.