When it comes to my weekly shopping I go with my mate to Tesco as I like collecting the points on my card in the main lol. The other week I stocked up my bathroom with a few essentials and one thing I was running low on was bath products as I use them daily as I have no shower and I also have my mate staying with me at the moment who keeps using all my stuff, not that I can complain too much as she's looking after me as I'm not too well at the moment and have neighbour trouble from hell lol!

For this reason I opted to try make some savings here and there and instead of buying my usual Radox option which is almost always on offer at a pound a bottle in Tesco's I decided to save the extra 31p by buying this (and I did buy a couple of bath cremes from the range) so this was 69p for a large 1L size (and the only size I am aware this available in by the way).

The Packaging:

As I have just mentioned this comes in a 1L size and the bottle is see through plastic and slightly squeezy and has a twist on/off light blue cap to the top of it concealing the hole it pours from and then on the front of it, again in blue writing we are told what it is and who it is by. Then on the back of the product we are told a little about the product, the ingredients are listed as is the size stated and contact details for Tesco are given. This is rather cheap looking packaging I think, however for me its the product that counts the most and if your feeling a bit snobby about it you can always decant it into something else eh?!

Using It:

Well this white slightly glossy looking bath creme, blobs out of the bottle and you don't need to use very much of it under running water to release the gentle magnolia fragrance and it doesn't colour the water at all. It gives off a nice, thick and rich foam to the top of the water which stays put on my bath for a good hour as I like long, lazy soaks. The water doesn't feel particulary soft, I mean I can't feel a silk additive but its soft enough and the fragrance is relaxing too and rather feminine.

After I get out of the bath and pat myself dry I am left with soft enough skin though this isn't particulary moisturising and I am left feeling nicely fragranced for a good few hours in a very gentle and clean way.

All in all in this works out a very economical product indeed to use. The cost and the amount you need per bath is great though if you want something a little more moisturising I'd spend a little more and get something else however to be fair to it, it isn't skin drying!

Only available in Tesco stores costing 69p a bottle.

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