~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ About Clean & Clear ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clean & Clear are owned by Johnson and Johnson. "Clean & Clear for skin that's really clean, clear and under control" is the product motto. Clean & Clear seem to aim their range of products at teenager who are the unsual culprits for suffering from spots and breakouts, this however does not mean that anyone older does not suffer from this, or from oily skin. Infact oily skin is the most common skin type there is. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clean & Clear Deep Cleansing Facial Wipes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clean & ...  Read the complete review

You may be aware that I'm a regular user of facial wipes and whilst I will continue to use my fabulous Liz Earle's Cleansing Polish as part of my daily regime, I will use face wipes on those occasions that I need to quickly freshen my skin. It seems that summer has finally arrived in the UK and it is during the warmer weather that my face often feels a little too hot, particularly when I'm out and about. I cannot admit being loyal to any particular brand, as I tend to chop and change dependent on the price and if there are any offers available. Several months ago I saw a good offer on Clean and Clear, which is owned by Johnson and Johnson, with this review discussing .  Read the complete review

These wipes by clean and clear are designed to do pretty much the same thing as any other facial wipes - remove dirt and impurities, and refresh your face. The packaging says "Clean down to the pores and help prevent spots" - I can't really say whether this is accurate for me personally at the moment as I have spots that one day are there and the next aren't (even though I'm using these wipes) but I'm pregnant lol! On the back of the packaging it says "Each wipes contains a special ingredient to help prevent spots and breakouts" but it doesn't actually state specifically what that ingredient is. Usually in face wipes and face washes it's tea ...  Read the complete review

I never use soap on my face and never have since I was about 6 years old and got a problem with extremely dry skin and had to use cream rather than soap to deal with the problem. Obviously I still want my skin to be clean and as such I use facial wipes instead of soap morning and night and I am not generally fussy which ones I use as long as they are a decent price (my skin only dries out with soap) A packet of these wipes holds 25 wipes and I bought them at Asda when they were half price so I picked them up for £1 a pack instead of £2, people who have read some of my previous reviews will know I begrudge paying full price for toiletries. These ...  Read the complete review

---------- Price & Availability ---------- When I was browsing round ASDA, I noticed that these wipes were on sale, I bought them around a month ago, so I can't remember exactly how much they cost, but I think it was around £2.00. So I decided to give them a try. I have looked at ASDA's website today, and they say that they are now still £2.00. I think you can get these wipes from most shops such as Boots and some supermarkets as well. ---------- The Packaging ---------- The wipes come in a small blue and green packaging. There are 25 wipes in the pack. To get to the wipes you just pull across the sticky label, and then there's an opening in ...  Read the complete review