*I am tallulahbang off Ciao, but this is only on Dooyoo (unless someone nicks it. In which case I'll hunt you down and give you a Chinese burn).* In many ways, I'm a cosmetic company's dream: I'm utterly gullible, I rarely stick to one brand, and I have no routine whatsoever for looking after my skin (beyond, y'know, showering. I'm not properly dirty or anything). Every so often, I go through phases where I'm utterly convinced that the years of benign neglect I've inflicted on my face will leave me resembling something akin to what you'd get if you genetically spliced Donatella Versace with a leather handbag. At these times I tend to I panic buy ...  Read the complete review

The Neutrogena Wave is a relatively new contraption aimed at the female market with the promise of fresh, younger looking skin. I saw it advertised on the television and was slightly impressed at how easy it looked to use and the fact it promised to give you softer skin after just one use, not only that but I am currently using another Neutrogena product called Pure Glow® Daily Cleansing Cushions which work as double-sided cushion which cleanses and exfoliates skin in one simple step and having been quite impressed with them, I thought it would be a good use of some of those Boots points to try something new. The wave is sold in a brightly coloured pink and ...  Read the complete review

I brought this a few months ago, after seeing the adverts on TV, and thought "wow that looks good!" and I was really interested in looking for products, which made my skin look brighter, as I was suffering from quite dull and grey like skin, and wanted something to give my skin a boost and help combat skin problems. I was also interested in whether vibrations would really effect how well it combated problems and improve skin. The packaging of the product was very appealing to myself, it was sold in a cardboard box, which is coloured with a pink banner (love pink!), with white and black parts, which looks simple and can be appealing for customers, as ...  Read the complete review

The other day while on a shopping trip in town, I walked into my local Superdrug when I saw the Neutrogena Wave on offer. I had seen it advertised on the TV with Vanessa Hudgens from High School Musical being the model for it. I wasn't sure if I was willing to pay full price for it but it was on an offer price of £4.99, so I decided I'd be silly if I didn't buy it as my curiosity always gets the better of me. I have never used Neutrogena products before, apart from their wipes but I thought the whole concept seemed quite interesting so I purchased and away I went. The Wave is quite small, about the size of my hand, it comes in a box and as you take it out of ...  Read the complete review

My daughter tends to suffer from pretty bad skin because she's a teenager. It's not severe but she has a fair few spots on her forehead and sides of her face. We've used different creams, tablets and face washes over the years, but nothing has really taken effect. I saw this new face cleanser advertised on the television and thought it might have a good effect on my daughters skin because it sounded like it would clean her skin more vigorously and thoroughly than she could do without it therefore removing dead skin cells and making her skin less oily. I've used Neutreogena products in the past and been pleased and thought this would be the same as well because it's a ...  Read the complete review