Marks & Spencer Beauty Care Blotting Papers

Description: Remove excess oil from the skin for a matte complexion.

Newest Review: ... skin care and make up regime from Marks and Spencer alone now. The Product The Beauty Care Blotting Papers caught my eye on ... more

... a recent visit to Marks and Spencer. They were located near the make up accessories counter which houses things like cotton wool and make up brushes. Their packaging seems to be quite standard of the other products on this counter; it consists of a white cardboard box with large blue writing on giving the product name and grey writing stating they are "for shine control." The back of the box has a little more detail regarding the product included how you should use them and what they are for. You can open ...more

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Marks & Spencer Beauty Care Blotting Papers: Blot Away (895 words)
by - written on 04/03/09 (Very useful, 343 readings)
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I seem to be unexplainably drawn towards the body care and make up area every time I visit Marks and Spencer as if by an invisible force. I can be browsing the clothing or food quite happily when I suddenly find myself walking towards the beauty area, eager to see what new products they've had in. I'm quite a fan of the range here and have found most of the products I've used to be good value for money and of a high quality. Marks and Spencer was founded in a market in Leeds back in the 1880s when a Polish refugee named Michael Marks began to sell a variety of items including nails, screws and soap. In 1894 he formed a partnership with Thomas Spencer and so ... Read the complete review