As most people will be aware, No 7 is a Boots brand which offers skincare and makeup items. I always had the impression it was a brand for slightly older women and as someone in my 20s I rarely found myself drawn to their counter. However, every once in a while Boots stores give out their famous £5 vouchers for use on No 7 products, which entices me to try some. No 7 recently tried to modernise some of their skincare and make it appeal to a younger shopper. This is where the new Beautiful Skin range came in. The range offers different products for dry or oily skin. The oily skin products which are the ones I have tried, including this foaming cleanser, come ...  Read the complete review

No7 Beautiful Skin Foaming Cleanser for Normal / Oily Skin This is another No7 product that I did not actually purchase for myself the first time around, it was part of a gift set that I received as a present. For a change you actually got a full sized product with 150 ml of foaming cleanser in it. The Beautiful Skin Foaming Cleanser is packaged in a wide, circular plastic tube. This is slightly frosted but clear enough so that you can see the amount of cleanser left inside which is an off white/pale green colour. The bottle has the No7 branding and the product title and details written simply but boldly across the front. The bottle has a pull on ...  Read the complete review

I don't often shop in Boots anymore, but I had a number 7 collection voucher for £5 off, and I thought I would use it for once, and I picked up this cleanser mainly because it was one of the cheaper items in the collection so instead of paying the £9 for it, I got it for £4. This was for a 150ml bottle, and I didn't see a smaller bottle on the shelf display to try before purchasing this larger bottle. The cleanser is a foaming cleanser. Normally I use liquid cleansers on cotton wool, but I thought I would experiment with this and see what it did for my skin. Normally my skin is very spot prone. It is a dry skin type usually, but I have noticed with all the ...  Read the complete review

My sister and I have very similar skin, combination-oily and prone to blemishes, but the main difference is that hers is much more sensitive than mine and while I suffer occasionally with irritation from skincare products she suffers reactions to loads of products. This means that she often ends up passing products on to me that have upset her skin, and this was one such product. No & Beautiful Skin Foaming Cleanser for Normal/Oily Skin costs £9 for 150ml. It comes in a clear plastic bottle with a pump action dispenser on the top, and a pull-off lid. I like the look of the bottle, it's plain and simple in design but it does have that higher quality look ...  Read the complete review

I love the Boots No7 range, however I rarely buy it, mainly because its pricey and it seems to have become a rare luxury in my household. Having recently received a £5 No7 voucher from boots, I treated my self to the Boots No7 Foaming Cleanser, as it is something I would not normally buy. Appearance/Packaging I like the packaging for this product, it is simple and basic looking, witch really reflects what this product is all about. It comes in a clear cylinder plastic bottle, filled with a pale green liquid, at first i thought it didn't seem very 'foam-like', but it is fitted with a pump mechanism inside the bottle, witch magically turns the liquid into ...  Read the complete review