L'Oréal Plenitude

L'Oréal Plenitude: Clean & fresh (632 words)
by gill1960 - written on 19.12.02 (Very useful, 268 readings)
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This is the time of year when my skin needs a bit more attention. In the summer we all, or most of us have that sun kissed glow about us, in the autumn it is fading but still gives off a kind of healthy look. In the winter I look kind of washed out and puggy skinned. So that is when I do the full routine. Cleanse, tone and moisturise. This winter I am trying out, L’oreal plenitude visible radiance cleansing milk. I bought it this week from Asda for just under £ 3.00 My bottle is white slim and tapered. There is 200ml of cleanser in this bottle. The writing on the bottle is Gold, blue, Black/greyish. There is a ...

I'm getting fruit, I'm getting soft skin I'm get ... (532 words)
by jackstiger - written on 09.08.01 (Very useful, 245 readings)
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Well that's my little attempt of trying to be funny but as you can see I’m no comedian so we will get down to this op! I recently grabbed a free sample of L’Oreal Plenitude from www.freeukstuff.com because it sounded a bit posh and I have been quite interested in buying a new moisturiser for a long time. Those who know me will have also figured out by now that I am not the kind of person to let a free thing go and my room is full of samples! The moisturiser arrived in around 2 weeks and was packaged in a really fancy looking box. The cream itself was in a tiny tube and I have just ordered another free sample under my parents name because I ...

L'Oréal Plenitude: In A Word, SZKODLIWY (628 words)
by zoe_page_1 - written on 14.12.03 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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When I left Poland, desperately wanting to get rid of my currency (knowing full well I wouldn't be returning *there* in the near future), there weren't all that many shops offering to relieve me of said money. The shack of an airport has limited retail outlets, but they had managed to get a semi-well stocked duty free cosmetics shop going, and it was here that I swapped the zloty for this poor excuse for a moisturizer. "L'oreal, Paris", it said. "Great," I cheered, "well known, international brand, none of that local Polish nonsense". "For hydrated, velvety and invigorated", it continued. "Muy ...