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I really suffered a while ago when I was lazy exhausted for a few days and didn’t take my makeup off at night. After having a super clear face for a while, all of a sudden my face erupted in zits and blackheads. ewww . Since then I’ve been super religious about removing my makeup. I’m going to show you the two cleansers that I’ve been using that have really rocked my world and helped thoroughly cleanse my face and help with getting rid of these zits. Now of course, you girls know that I use my clarisonic to take off the makeup but the clarisonic needs to work with good cleansers and here are two that I think are fantastic:
June Jacobs Spa Collection Cooling Cucumber Cleanser:
1) I love this cleanser for a few reasons. First of all it’s super thick. One drop, and you can use it to thoroughly cleanse your entire face so this will last forever. It’s also formulated without any parabens, preservatives, synthetic dyes, or fragrances so this is a great option if you have sensitive skin. It contains massive antioxidants like, white, red and green tea extracts combined with goji berry, pomegranate and grape seed extracts and it never leaves my skin dry or tight or flaky. Seriously after using this I’m left with super soft skin, just like a baby's bottom. I use this 5 times a week and highly recommend.
2) Nelson’s Pure & Clean Purifying Cleansing Wash-I’m really loving this cleanser too and use this two days out of the week. It’s made from homeopathic ingredients like arnica, and hypericum, It also contains essential oils such as grapefruit oil and lavender oil. Again, all you need is a drop of this product and you can clean your whole entire face because it's a pretty thick consistency. The scent of this is mint with a hint of lavender. I love it, and find that it really wakes me up in the morning. Also, this really leaves your skin super soft and for under 10 bucks, it’s a winner.
I'd highly recommend both cleansers.
What cleansers are you loving?
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Comment #8 Leticia
Leticia, you've got two days to get back to me or we'll give this to someone else.
I got so many great recommendations from you girls.
Thanks so much!
Milly
Disclosure: Both products provided for review, but if it didn't work, it wouldn't be on the site.
5 comments:
Question?
Do you generally remove your makeup with the clarisonic? and then cleanse again w/out the makeup? Can you please walk me through your process? I just purchased the MIA and I'm not sure that I'm getting optimal results.
I try to remove my makeup first then use the clarisonic with my cleanser. And also, you and I have similar skin w/the hyperpigmenation issues, etc. So, do you find that the sensitive brush works better or the regular one. I think the sensi brush comes with the MIA?
Also, where can I find these two cleansers? =)
@april hey April, I put the cleansers on the clarisonic, and begin using it. If I'm wearing heavy makeup, sometimes I use Jojoba oil to remove the makeup first, but not often. Usually that only happens if I have massive makeup on, which isn't that often. Also, get the deep pore brush, it works amazing in my opinion. June Jacobs can be purchased on QVC and you can purchase Nelson's here http://www.nelsonsnaturalworld.com/en-us/us/our-brands/nelsons-pure-clear/ let me know if you need anything else.
Hugs,
Thanks, Milly! Like, A BUNCH!
I make it a point to check your blog weekly and I always feel that I can relate to you whether it be skin issues, dining, or obsessions with spas. So, again, thanks! I appreicate you and the blog!
Ok... back to the skin.. lol
I'm gonna definitely try the deep pore blush and the Nelson's cleanser. I normally wear a tinted moisturizer and very little makeup. Mainly b/c I'm the worst at eye makeup. (SIGH)I keep it pretty basic. I've just stared to get regular facials and microderm and I like the results so far.
Hoping the Clarisonic will work it's magic soon.
I'll report back w/my likings after I've tried the DP brush.
XOXOXOX
@april April thanks so much. that means so much. Please report back. Lots of luck and hugs to you.
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