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I use this to remove make up before cleansing. It isn’t harsh or drying, is gentle, doesn’t sting and it does a really good job of removing even waterproof eye make up with minimal effort. It is suitable for sensitive skin, dermatologically tested, opthalmologically tested and mattifies. I usually pick it up in Savers for around £3. There are so many varieties of this available but I personally love the one for combination skin. I love this product so much I dedicated an entire post to it. Garnier Micellar Water RRP £5.99 for 400ml I’ve bought at least 3 tubes of this since January.Ģ.

I’ve been able to buy it on promo for under £5 in Boots before. I love the simple effectiveness of the Cetaphil product which makes my skin feel more comfortable in record speed and has never caused me to breakout. For me it was infinitely better than the La Roche Posay Effaclar H moisturiser which retails at £17 for 40ml and is designed for skin dried out from acne treatments. Within about 2 uses when I first bought the product my skin went from tight, flaky and very sore in patches to feeling significantly closer to back to normal and it didn’t hurt anymore. Its very thick and it makes such a difference to extreme dryness in a really short space of time and never stings on application. Apparently its a popular recommendation for roaccutane patients. It’s suitable for sensitive skin, is non comedogenic so won’t clog pores and is fragrance free. Cetaphil Rich Night Cream – RRP £7.99 for 50gĪ pharmacist recommended me this after I started using Adapalene – a topical retinoid prescribed for acne – which has really drying side effects.Below are the cheapest products I use on my skin that have really impressed me, most I have re-bought more times than I can remember or are new discoveries that I intend to repurchase. Some of these do last 6-12 months but I’ve unintentionally become a bit snobby turning my nose up at anything generally under £10 as it gives me flash backs to Clearasil causing me eczema, Simple doing virtually nothing for me or when I used wipes because I didn’t know any better.

On average I now pay around £12 per skincare product. Some products left my skin stripped, overly dry, itchy or sore and I found those designed for more sensitive skin had no effect on my blemishes at all. Over 6 years ago I exhausted generic drug store brands’ skincare like Neutrogena, Clean & Clear, Clearasil etc for acne prone skin with no success.

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