I am not an Avon clearskin virgin and have been using their products for a number of years now to combat breakouts and blemishes as well as other skin defects such as oiliness. My skin isn't too bad luckily (I am a teenager) and I only suffer from spots occasionally. However I always play it safe and keep a hoard of products handy in case of a disaster (you know the mornings, waking up and just knowing - it's a horrible feeling). So how dies the Avon clearskin Duel Action Cleaner with Microbeads fare? Good aspects + Reasonably cheap - £4 for a 125ml bottle, but Avon do hold regular deals such as 3 for £5 in which you can get some absolute bargins + ...  Read the complete review

Luckily i am very fortunate that i do not suffer with bad skin, even as a teenager i only had the odd outbreak of spots, usually at 'that time of the month', but still i do keep a tube or bottle of something designed to help clearup spotty outbreaks. I have tried several brands and usually find that they are much too harsh and dry my skin out, or are just too weak not to be of any help at all. it wasnt until my son hit his teenager years that i found the Avon range of clearskin products, there is a whole range from scrubs to prevent spots ( which this review is about, i will get back to it in just a sec) , treatment to clear up spots and even an oil ...  Read the complete review

The Avon Clearskin Dual Action Cleanser with Microbeads is not my personal favourite facial product from Avon. I first purchased this to trial believing it would be more of a scrub and was disappointed to realise that the microbeads are little more than bursts of colour in the tube. I did find that my skin was very clean after use and that this was easy to work into a lather, but it did not remove any dead skin which is what I had hoped a product with this kind of name would do. In fairness to Avon, they do advertise another product in this range as being a facial scrub specifically so perhaps I should have read the descriptions a little more carefully ...  Read the complete review

While not having particularly troublesome skin, every now and then I do need to use something a little more efferctive than ordinary soap and water. For that purpose, and due to my mother being an Avon rep, I seem to have used the Avon Clearskin range quite frequently. Perhaps I do it a diservice because in hindsight i've used it repeatedly because it does work. I usually use the 125ml tubes which retail for around the £2.00 mark but this can vary with special offers that are regularly on. The picture above shows it in a clear tube but this has recently been changed and repackaged coming now in a white tube and a new branding. It's still the same clear gel ...  Read the complete review

This facial wash has been around for years. I remember using it way before I discovered Lush. The facial wash comes presented in a tube with a screw on lid. The smell of the facial wash is quite fresh and pleasant. It reminds me of winter but that's because I used to use it in the winter! The facial wash is a light green colour with small blue beads. Once the facial wash has "hit" the water the beads disappear, leaving a rich foam for you to wash your face with. You only need a small amount of this as it foams up quickly and too much of the foam is a little overpowering. It starts to go up your nose if you use too much! The facial wash ...  Read the complete review