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L'Oréal Pure Zone Deep Exfoliating Wash
Description: Type: Skin Care Newest Review: ... 'Iso-bacter technology', a 'new innovation' which is one of those things they've just made up specifically for this range of ... more  ... products to make it sound technical and suck people into believing in it's benefits. It does also contain Salicylic acid though, which is a widely-used active ingredient in blemish treatment products.
It contains exfoliating microbeads to instantly unblock pores, and used every day it should leave you with clearer looking skin with less visible pores and a more even texture. To use it you just wet your skin, then massage this over the skin as you would any other exfoliator, concentrating on problem areas and avoiding ...more |
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L'Oréal Pure Zone Deep Exfoliating Wash: Total rubbish (760 words)
by Immortal - written on 17.03.08 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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My skin in general isn't too bad, but I have combination skin so I do sometimes suffer from a very greasy t-zone, and often choose products that are supposed to help fight this. A few years ago I'd used a deep exfoliating gel wash by garnier which I had really liked, so when I saw this product, which was essentially L'oreal's version of the same product, I thought I'd give it a go. I picked it up from Boots for £3.99 at a time when the Pure Zone range was on a 2 for 1, so I got the moisturiser in the same range effectively free with it. It's widely available, and you can usually find it in Boots and Superdrug, and a lot of chemists and supermarkets also stock ...
Apply acid to your face would work better! (319 words)
by supersilverspark - written on 09.06.03 (Useful, 785 readings)
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I came across this product when looking for something to control my greasy t-zone area. I thought the product looked professional and decided to buy it even though it was a rather hefty £5! The product contains micro beads, sebo-calmyl and salicylic acid and claims to unblock pores and remove dead skin cells. The package design is made so the lid is at the bottom which makes it very wasteful as the product is extremely runny and when you open it a large amount pours out. This annoyed my greatly as i'd just spent £5 on it! It contain blue pieces which were the micro beads. These were not harsh on my face and gave the right amount of ...
L'Oréal Pure Zone Deep Exfoliating Wash: The First Step To The Pure Zone (716 words)
by angeelu - written on 03.05.03 (Very useful, 1057 readings)
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L'Oreal have recently unleashed their new 3 step skin care programme on to the market to help those with occasionally or frequently oily skin combat the problem and achieve so called 'continuous purity'. The product range for this skin care programme comes under the name of Pure Zone and all are easily identifiable by their similar mainly light blue and white packaging with the new L'Oreal Pure Zone logo. The centre of the packaging of each product carries the name of that particular item, and behind it is a number between 1 and 3 - this represents which step of the programme that product belongs to... The Deep Exfoliating Gel Wash is part of the ...
