Bnatural Organic Cream Cleanser

I did not discover this product personally, it came recommended by my sister! She found it in a well known supermarket and passed it on to me (suffering from mild acne/spots and mild scalp psoriasis), thinking it could work on me. I must admit, I was swayed by its organic/natural presentation and abandoned another more chemical based cream for Bnatural... I am of the firm opinion that the less unnatural materials we put on our skin, the better. So, this product without parabens (TO BE AVOIDED!!!) and composed mostly organic components, seemed like the way to go!!! I started applying it in the morning. It's quite rich, white and soft. Not grainy or ...  Read the complete review

When I saw this Bnatural Organic Cream Cleanser on special offer at Tesco's last month for only £1.99 I snapped it up. Its normal price is £3.97 which I feel is a bit expensive for a cleanser - as my normal everyday cleanser is Simple moisturising foaming facial wash which only cost around £1. However, I am interested in organic products especially for the skin on my face so I was happy to get the chance to try this. This organic cream cleanser contains geranium , aloe vera, rose, jojoba oil and lavender oil along with a whole host of other appealing, natural ingredients. It is made form 95% certified organic ingredients and does not contain any mineral oil ...  Read the complete review

Organic skincare ranges have been around for a while now, but seem to have really taken off lately thanks to the negative press surrounding the use of parabens and their perceived link to premature aging. Parabens are a preservative used in almost all off the shelf cosmetics, the most common being methylparaben and propylparaben, used to extend the shelf life of products. Look in almost any regular skincare or makeup item and I almost guarantee you'll see methylparaben lurking at the bottom of the ingredient list. Most scientific research has concluded that the small amount of methylparaben used in cosmetics is unlikely to be harmful, I've become interested in ...  Read the complete review