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Asda Sensitive Conditioner Almond Milk & Honey BlossomNewest Review: ... at it and automatically assume it was a supermarket brand. There are clear instructions on the back of the bottle showing ... more |
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by - written on 16/11/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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I suffer from eczema and although it is generally quite mild it seems to have worsened over the past few months. I know in the past certain washing powders have caused flare ups, and to try to minimise further flare ups of eczema, I purchased a washing powder for sensitive skin as well as a bottle of ASDA's sensitive almond milk and honey blossom fabric conditioner. The conditioner comes in a clear bottle with a beige/brown label and cap. It's made from sturdy plastic and looks good quality - I don't think you would look at it and automatically assume it was a supermarket brand. There are clear instructions on the back of the bottle showing how much ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/10/09 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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After trying to cut down on my shopping bill, I have decided to try some own branded products, something that I usually do normally, but certain products I do tend to stick to the better know brands, fabric softener being one of them. The softener I will now review is - "Asda sensitive - almond milk and honey blossom" These bottles have followed the newest trend of super concentrating the liquid, thus meaning smaller bottles for the same amount of washing power, but using less packaging. The bottle itself is clear, with the liquid within being visible, this being a lovely caramel colour. The bottle states that this bottle ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/08/09 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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I am not overly loyal to one particular brand when it comes to fabric conditioner - I do like Tesco's own brand in the pure white variety as it is good value for money and smells divine but, sometimes when I run low and need some urgently without going all the way to Tesco I pick up whatever is cheapest and doesn't smell too bad in Asda which is closer to us. This was one of the ones I picked up on one such trip and it was this one simply because it was both the cheapest and it also smell gorgeous! The bottle: The bottle is the usual fare for cheap fabric conditioners in that it is a clear plastic bottle and just has a printed sticker stuck ... Read the complete review
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