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Gentle facial cleanser/wash needed
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If you're looking for a liquid emulsifying oil cleanser then I would recommend Palmer's cleansing oil. It's been really gentle on my skin even when it's sensitive and for under $20 you get around 180mls that more than the average oil cleanser. Texture wise it's similar to Dermalogica's Pre-cleanse. It was one of my best skincare buys not last year but the year before.
St Ives Green tea scrub is nice, and at supermarket for $10ish. Use a pea sized blob and rub gently and slowly with water. It's got a fine scrub in it but if you are gentle it is ok for sensitive skin.
Also Natio foaming facial cleanser is pretty gentle too and has no added scrubbers - maybe$13-15 at Farmers, Health post etc
Also Natio foaming facial cleanser is pretty gentle too and has no added scrubbers - maybe$13-15 at Farmers, Health post etc
My current fave oil cleanser which is around the $20 mark is the Heimish All Clean Balm. I find a balm goes further than a liquid oil cleanser. This one is affordable, suits sensitive skin (unless you are allergic to essential oils), a little goes a long way and it has alot of natural extracts and removes makeup really well. I like it more than my Clinique Take the Day Off Balm.
Another cleanser I'm really loving and I use as my second cleanse is this Extra Gentle Cleanser by Ceramedx off iherb. This one is great for sensitive skin, leaves my skin feeling soft and plump and very affordable.
Another great one which is even more affordable for the ammount you get but is similar to the Ceremedex one is the CeraVe cream cleanser. It's around $20 but you get 355ml. If you want to just try it out I think they have a small 87ml bottle of it for like $8.
I've just ordered 'Cleans All' & a gentle exfoliating scrub from Skinfoods online :) Also - side note bonus, when you register your email address & sign up to their newsletter you get $5 off your first purchase. Plus free shipping in NZ! :D Thanks for the help xx
Added info about my horrid skin - I can't use rosehip oil, it flares up my redness & makes my skin super hot. I use argan oil and sometimes a blend of coconut & almond oil. They're amazing!
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Added info about my horrid skin - I can't use rosehip oil, it flares up my redness & makes my skin super hot. I use argan oil and sometimes a blend of coconut & almond oil. They're amazing!
xxx
I have dry and sensitive skin and have been struggling with it since I hit 30. (Current age 34)
I read a review about Cetaphil on this site and decided to give it a go. Absolutely love it! It’s been an amazing change and is way more affordable than the high end products that I had been using. I bought the cleanser and moisturiser from the pharmacy for $12.99 each and I am super stoked with the results. I also take the moisturiser on jobs with me and I find it great for dry and mature skin to use before makeup application. I have a separate makeup remover, I tend to use an oil based makeup remover to get rid of the stubborn makeup and follow with the Cetaphil. Hope this helps, good luck!
I read a review about Cetaphil on this site and decided to give it a go. Absolutely love it! It’s been an amazing change and is way more affordable than the high end products that I had been using. I bought the cleanser and moisturiser from the pharmacy for $12.99 each and I am super stoked with the results. I also take the moisturiser on jobs with me and I find it great for dry and mature skin to use before makeup application. I have a separate makeup remover, I tend to use an oil based makeup remover to get rid of the stubborn makeup and follow with the Cetaphil. Hope this helps, good luck!
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