When I bought this I was originally looking for a standard facewash to use with my Simple moisturising face wash. I saw this and I was rather intrigued by the way it stood out on the shelf, with it's unusual shape and included Scrublet. Although describing the Scrublet as a "soft, flexible brush" I was still a little apprehensive of using a product daily, that would scrub my slightly sensitive skin. However the product said to be for dry/sensitive skin, doesn't contain soap or fragrance, or alcohol (I had to check the ingredients list just to be sure). It seemed like an interesting product to try and at ￡3 I couldn't not give it a go. The ...  Read the complete review

I have dry skin and unfortunately I find that cream cleansers are best for my skin. Face washes tend to leave my skin feeling dried out, but I do still find myself being attracted to them at times. One I particularly wanted to try was the L'Oreal perfect clean wash. I have to admit though, I didn't really want to try it for the wash itself, but the 'scrublet' which is included with it. ==About the range== There are four different face washes in the L'Oreal perfect clean range, all distinguished by the different coloured bottles. I bought the pink bottle which is the soothing wash for dry and sensitive skin. Also available are the refreshing wash ...  Read the complete review

This facial cleanser has been part of my skincare routine for the past few months and I really love it. I first heard about it from a friend who was preaching to me about how great it was but I forgot all about it until I spotted it in my local superdrug reduced to just £2 instead of £4.99. For that price I couldn't resist - the scrublet alone is probably worth around £2, so I got a bottle of it to try. It's also available online and in supermarkets and shops such as Boots, and the average price is between £4-£5 which definetly isn't cheap (in my opinion) for 150ml of product but this does do a great job in keeping my skin looking and feeling good and it also lasts for a  Read the complete review

I bought the L'Oreal Perfect Clean face wash from Sainsbury's recently for £4.99, for a 150ml of product. **WHY DID I PURCHASE IT** I tend to fluctuate between a face wash and cleansing wipes depending on time and how I feel. The main reason why I purchased this was the little "scrublet" or so it is called. I find sometimes especially when using wipes my face feels like it needs a good exfoliate scrub now and then, thinking this might do the job, I bought it. I have to say this is more than I would usually spend on a face wash, but thought it has the scrublet and I may be able to use that again and perhaps even with other ...  Read the complete review

I bought this L'Oreal Perfect Clean Foaming Cream Wash months ago whilst it was on special offer in my local chemists, in their bargain bin selling for £2. I'm not one to stick to one particular brand, instead I'm more of an opportunist and so when I saw this on offer, I thought I'd give it a try. This is usually around £4 per bottle, but personally I think that's too much. This wash is very unusual in terms of looks, coming in an unusually shape bottle that's a flattened circle at the top and curves gently downwards at the bottom. It's very strange looking but at least that makes it stand out on the shelves, in addition to it's pink colour. One of the main ...  Read the complete review