Amie Morning Dew Purifying Facial Wash

This is a facial wash that is aimed at teenagers and on the bottle it says Purely for young skin. However I'm 30, loved the look of the packaging and the fact that it didn't sound like it would be harsh in anyway and so bought it. I got mine form Waitrose for £4.95 for 150ml. This is actually more than I would usually spend on facewash - normally spend a couple of quid on a supermarket or Boot's on brand but I figured maybe I should actually start treating my skin a bit more kindly so this sounded nice. The facial wash is free from parabens, sulphates, mineral oils, GMO or animal extracts. Now ok I don't know what half of those are but at least it sounded like ...  Read the complete review

The Amie skincare range is the brainchild of Fiona Parkhouse, an ex-Estee Lauder marketing executive. She wanted an affordable and effective skincare range that her own twelve year old daughter could use, and that wouldn't contain harsh chemicals. Everything in the range has been teen-tested. I read about this range in a newspaper article and as I am on a quest of my own to find pure products without unpleasant chemical additives, I decided to give the facial wash a try. Admittedly I'm older than the target market of teens and twenty-somethings, but that didn't mean I couldn't use it! The newspaper article stated it was on sale in Boots and ...  Read the complete review