I picked this up when New World had a 'buy two Nivea Products and get an electronic face cleaning brush free' promo. I'm in love with Garnier Micellar Water and figured (seeing as my face likes Nivea) that this would be as good. For me, it isn't. It's not a disaster, but it's not a success for me.
Nivea Daily Essentials Sensitive 3-in-1 Micellar Cleansing Water comes in a simple clear plastic bottle with a white flip cap at the top, and blue and purple writing. It's a sweet little package and looks nice on the shelf. The clear bottle is great for determining how much product is left.
The product is the typical thin 'water'. It's virtually odourless, and (disturbingly) foams quite a lot when you shake it.
Nivea claim that this will 'cleanse deeply, remove makeup and moisturise in one step' and this claim isn't true for me. I have combo skin that can tend towards oily, and get the odd breakout. I find that this doesn't remove my base or eye makeup completely, even after 2-3 times. It DOES feel lovely on my face, both during and after use, but I feel like I could get a similar effect from tap water. I even used it to try and get makeup off a mirror and it didn't budge it. After how successful the Garnier one was for me this has been a huge disappointment, unfortunately.
While it's great that the product is free of parabens, colours and perfumes it does need to work for me to consider repurchasing it and unfortunately, for me, this doesn't.
Nivea are usually pretty reliable for me and this won't put me off the brand - but I won't try this again unless I see the words 'new improved formula' on the bottle.
I was stoked to be picked for my first trial! I have really sensitive skin and only usually use Trilogy and Antipodes products as I am terrified of a breakout! I used this product over a few days and found It left a film on my face, I still felt the need to have a wash with a facecloth after. I didn't get a breakout however so am impressed by that. I probably wouldn't buy this product as I feel it doesn't do anything that a facecloth wouldn't do.