Tesco Sensitive Cosmetic Wipes Reviews

Product Type: Tesco makeup
Newest Review: ... aisle in Tesco and they can also be purchased online via Tesco's website. The wipes come packaged in a pretty basic ... more
Customer Tesco Sensitive Cosmetic Wipes Reviews (16)

by daisylee3 - written on 01/08/12, updated on 01/08/12
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Although I am not brand loyal when it comes to facial wipes, I usually always opt for a 'sensitive' version if there is one available because I have quite dry and sensetive skin which is very easily irritated. I've been using Tesco's own brand of face wipes on and off for a while now and only came across the 'sensitive' version a couple of weeks ago and I decided to try them and I have since re-purchased another two packs. I use these mainly because they're such brilliant value - at just 99 pence per 25 wipes they are over a pound less than some of the more popular brands and they are just as good in my opinion. I don't really see the point in spending over ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/05/11 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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I normally purchase Simple wipes, but only out of habit so found it very hard to resist the bargain of 70p per pack for these wipes on the Tesco online site (though if you are even more serious about your bargains then the Tesco value versions are 28p!) However the results are as you'd expect from much more expensive products. THE PACKAGING/ PRODUCT LOOK As with any other facial cleansing/make-up removal wipes pack, this Tesco version comes with a re-sealable label on the top of the pack to retain moisture once the pack is opened. The packaging itself is plain and simple on the whole, with a nice floral border. But as I'm sure nobody buys facial wipes for ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/03/11, updated on 14/03/11 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I would have to say I am a bit of a novice when it comes to face wipes having only previously used one brand. When I was shopping in Tesco a couple of weeks ago I noticed these Tesco Sensitive wipes on a special clearance offer at only £0.21 a pack instead of £0.99! As a result I decided to try these and see how they compared to the wipes I have used in the past. ~ What are they and who are they for? ~ These wipes are designed to remove make-up including eye make-up with relative ease. They are specifically formulated for those with sensitive skin as they are fragrance free and hypoallergenic, meaning they should cause very little irritation or ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/02/11 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Although I tend to do my shopping elsewhere, I normally buy my petrol from Tesco and as I've amassed several pounds worth of Clubcard points over the past few months, I made a rare trip to my nearest Tesco store recently and discovered one or two bargains in the process. On my shopping list were cleansing wipes. I normally buy the Simple brand which were on special offer there at 2 packs of 25 for £4. However, also on the shelf were a couple of other wipes, Nivea Visage and Tesco's Sensitive Cleansing Wipes, retailing at much less than the Simple ones, so I bought a pack of each to try out. I'll maybe review the Nivea wipes at a later ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/01/11 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Usually, I purchase Boots Essentials wipes, either in the cucumber or 'original' variety, because they're good quality and inexpensive, often with the extra benefit of 2-for-1 or even 3 packets for £3 deals. However, I ran out, and wasn't going to Boots for a while, so I chose these from Tesco, as they were cheaper than the brand-named wipes in stock. I usually use wipes to wash my face, after using a facial wash or exfoliator in the shower. I sometimes use toner afterwards. I can't remember how much I paid for the wipes; I think it may have been just over £1, although I believe large Tesco superstores stock them for 99p. There are 25 wipes in the packet, ... Read the complete review










