We have all seen the adverts for clearasil so when I saw this product on offer in my local store I thought I would give it a go. I don't have very spotty skin, a few underlying spots here and there so I liked the idea of "deep cleanse" and "conditioning cream". Deep Cleanse: It did clean my skin, I'll give it that. I was left with the smooth feeling afterwards but no different than using regular facewash. Conditioning Cream: Conditioning? No. Not so much, my skin wasn't left feel particularly soft or conditioned in any way. The product was certainly creamy, it had a shiney glow to it but it didn't spread nicely. I ...  Read the complete review

I bought this face wash as I suffer from acne, but at the same time have quite dry and sensitive skin- absolute nightmare! It claims to help clear your skin without drying it out, which sounded too good to be true and, unfortunately, in my case it was. The wash itself has a creamy texture and doesn't really foam all that much, so it is difficult to distribute it evenly over your face. I also found that this texture meant it was difficult to wash off effectively. One good thing was that it definitely didn't dry out my skin, in fact, it helped it feel soft and well moisturised. However, it didn't help clear my skin at all and after using it, if ...  Read the complete review

For those like myself who don't usually spend much on lots of skincare products, this wash comes third in my list of essential products after moisturiser and pore scrub. *Claims* The wash claims that "The foaming antibacterial cream formula washes away dirt, oil and spot-causing bacteria. It contains conditioners to soften the skin and prevent over-drying." It claims to give you "Clear, soft skin without over-drying". *Using the face wash* The upside-down squeeze-bottle design makes it easy to squeeze out some of the wash (a pea-sized amount is all you need). It is a toothpaste like white paste with a nice ...  Read the complete review