Being quite a lazy person, I always have cleansing wipes on hand to sort my face out first thing in the morning, if I can't be bothered to have a proper wash (often). I quite often use them to get rid of the remaining traces of makeup from the night before, too. I generally go for the cheapest I can find as when you're using them every day the price can add up. However, I was in a rush recently and in quite a small shop, these were the only ones I could find. At £3.99, they're by no means expensive, but when you can get cheaper to do the job, it doesn't always seem worth it. However, after a week or so of using these wipes I suddenly ...  Read the complete review

What can I tell you about these make up wipes..well they come in a nice girly pink packaging with a lift over strip for ease of use & to keep them fresh. They are specifically formulated for those of us with sensitive skin and are oil and alcohol free, so extra kind to the face. They smell lovely, with a hint of rose but not overpowering at all. I have tried many brands of make up wipes as I find they are a valuable bit of kit to have in your bathroom for those heavy nights when you just haven't the time to do the full works. They are also great to throw in your bag for a night away or a gym session. Why do I prefer these though? Well, firstly I find they are very ..  Read the complete review

When I know I'm going out on a mad night out with my mates I have one major priority. That is to get some make-up removing wipes! I've learnt this because I really have to remove my make-up and trying to do that under the influence with a messy cleanser and toner and getting mixed up with a tube of Immac and stuff hurts like crazy... I don't even want to talk about that one lol! So I always get wipes, lay them on my bed before I go out and I'm sorted. I do have sensitive skin though and it's very prone to spots and blackheads etc so I always try to buy what I think are going to be decent wipes! Also I use alot of make-up. I like good cosmetics and plenty of ...  Read the complete review