I bought this at super drug for about £8, I thought the price was good, very reasonable. Previously I have used a couple of cleansers from Garnier which I thought were brilliant. I first heard about this product on a TV advert and I thought the idea of placing a brush on the top to really deep cleanse was a really good idea as that's what every girl wants really. I found the exfo-brush to be gentle on my skin, didn't feel like I was actually rubbing a brush against my face. It is also very easy to use (massage the brush in circular motions to cleanse). I found that the product inside the bottle itself took a while to foam up and the smell wasn't ...  Read the complete review

Dodging the icy draft from the open door of Superdrug, I looked through the shelves for the latest potion to apply to our little M&M's eczema. The search was now in the realms of over-the-counter recommendations after the prescription stuff hadn't worked and they had a three-for-two on skincare. Finding two pricey bottles of the cream we needed and looking round for a third item, I spotted a little present for myself - the Garnier Pure-Active Exfo Brush. Running my hands over my post pregnancy face and catching a glimpse of it in the distorted and smeared mirror above the earring stand, I decided this was just what I needed. I'd had a couple of under-the-skin spots ..  Read the complete review

After seeing the Garnier Exfo-brusher wash on the adverts I have to say I was intrigued. This curiosity about the product grew after reading a review about the product that said it was great. This then lead me to venture out and purchase the oh so mysterious device. What is it? The Garnier Exfo-brush is a device that you use to cleanse your face. It is a bottle with a brush attached to the head which claims to have 170 bristles, I did not count the bristles but there is a lot on there. The bristles scrub your face clean whilst the bottle releases the face gel. Using these bristles garnier claim that you will get an intensive deep cleanse which helps ...  Read the complete review

I've used another Garnier Pure face wash for years and love it, so when I saw this one with the exfo-brusher I wanted to see if it was any good or if it was just another gimmick. It costs £7.49 which is a fair bit more than the normal wash, but i guess you're paying for the special application of the exfo-brusher. The bottle has a pull off lid and under that is the exfo-brush. The brush is made up of lots of little rubbery spikes, and in the middle is the hole where the product comes through. You need to twist the top to open it, squeeze out a bit of the wash onto the brush, then twist it back to close it before using the brush. The rubbery spikes ...  Read the complete review

As a daily foundation wearer, my skin likes to rebel and I often suffer from blogged pores and bad breakouts on my cheeks. After looking around for a good skin regime, I came across the Garnier Pure Active Range. This is a review of the Garnier Pure Active Exfo-Brusher Wash. Cost was £6.99 in Superdrug (150ml) The product comes in a white bottle with transparent blue cap. Under the cap is a lid full of bristles designed to exfoliate the face as you clean. The bottle blurb on the front and back claims that is has a concentrated formula of 2% Salicylic Acid and HebaSoothe, which combine to visibly remove dead skin cells, reduce shine, fight ...  Read the complete review