Boots Vitamin E Cleansing Lotion

Around Christmas time I was buying some things online from Boots.com and needed to spend a few extra pounds to get bonus points so I looked around for some new products to try and this was one of them. Boots Vitamin E cleansing lotion is from a range of cheaper toiletries including moisturiser and facial wipes. The cleanser costs only 79p for a 150ml bottle. The cleanser is designed for all skin types and claims that it will remove make-up and oils and leave skin soft, smooth and thoroughly cleansed. So I was keen to find out if for 79p it would do all this. As you might expect from a budget product the packaging is quite simple coming in a white ...  Read the complete review

Here we have an astonishingly cheap option for removing make up. At less than a pound, this vitamin E cleanser is rather good value for money, although it does have it's flaws. It comes in a very basic container that you squeeze to release the product - typical, standard despenser. Aesthetically this is well and truly no frills, but for less than a pound I'd expect no more. The cleanser itself is surprisingly thick considering the price; I was expecting it be runny and difficult to use but was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't. It's actually very rich and soothing on the skin and removes make up as effectively as a lot of other much higher ...  Read the complete review

Still on my search for a new cleanser, I found a bottle of Boots Vitamin E cleanser hiding away in a box full of products under my bed. I remember buying this ages ago when I was trying to limit my spending on toiletries and beauty products, and costing only 79p this seemed worth trying, but then I must have forgotten about it. ~About the product~ This cleanser is suitable for all skin types. It promises to remove make-up and excess oils leaving skin 'soft, smooth and thoroughly cleaned.' It contains vitamin E, which is known as being very good for the skin. ~Packaging~ The cleanser comes in a white bottle like the one pictured ...  Read the complete review