I will start out by saying that I use LOTS of beauty products and love testing new items - so for me to stick to one moisturiser is quite rare and speaks volumes about the quality and price of the product. I started using this daily moisturiser in 2008 and have continued to purchase it regularly. I love the smell of the product - it has a very fresh scent, almost like cucumber, which is very pleasant and refreshing. I have often found with moisturisers in the past that they can be very thick and oily and I feel like they clog up my pores. This moisturising cream is very light, absorbs into the skin quickly and always leaves my skin feeling smooth and ...  Read the complete review

It can be extremely frustrated when you have suffered through the greasiness and acne covered agony of being a teenager, only to be plagued with the same problems as an adult. The Pure collection has been created to target the unfortunate individuals like me whose skin just refuses to grow up. With a variety of products, it promises to cleanse the skin and reduce the appearance of imperfections such as marks and blotches. It will also purify the skin, reduce oiliness by tightening the pores and fight a winning battle against those horrible black heads that pepper your skin. Therefore you should be left with a healthier, shine free and smoother ...  Read the complete review

I've had bad acne problems with my skin for years, I've tried most facial wash lines, different moisturizers, cleansers and toners that are aimed at blemished skin and none have worked. I used the Witch line until a lot of shops stopped selling it and since then I've been trying to find something just as good. This is the only moisturizer I've found that keeps my skin soft for the entire day, keeps it from being overly oily and doesn't disagree with me using makeup over it. It comes in a fairly small tube compared to most moisturizers and costs me £4.26 for a 40ml tube from Asda. I must admit i do grudge paying that much for the size of tube but you only ...  Read the complete review

Garnier Pure A Daily Treatment Moisturiser I'm a pretty simplistic woman and don't tend to splash out on cosmetics or particularly special treatments. I don't wear makeup and I don't tend to use moisturisers either. Recently however, I began using this moisturiser after my sister decided to use a different brand she'd bought online and gave me the bottle of this she'd bought and never opened. While I didn't actually purchase this a quick google search tells me it can be bought online for £3.50-5.00. The higher end of this is way too expensive for me to consider and so if I do decide to purchase this product again I will be sure to buy it online. ...  Read the complete review

Although variety is the spice of life it can sometimes get very confusing when you wish to purchase a straight forward moisturiser for use during the day. Walk into any supermarket or cosmetics store and shelves are full to the brim of moisturisers promising to magically transform your skin in silly amount of days. I'm in my mid-twenties, no sign of wrinkles or any other major problem apart from visable pores, blackheads and the occasional outbreak of spots. I do get a bit of a shine on my t-zone area-in particular in hotter weather. I bought Pure A as it says it deals with imperfections-including visable pores. When I first used it I did wonder if ...  Read the complete review