Neutrogena Wave Power Cleanser

The Neutrogena Wave is a relatively new contraption aimed at the female market with the promise of fresh, younger looking skin. I saw it advertised on the television and was slightly impressed at how easy it looked to use and the fact it promised to give you softer skin after just one use, not only that but I am currently using another Neutrogena product called Pure Glow® Daily Cleansing Cushions which work as double-sided cushion which cleanses and exfoliates skin in one simple step and having been quite impressed with them, I thought it would be a good use of some of those Boots points to try something new. The wave is sold in a brightly coloured pink and ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago I was given a Neutrogena Wave. The retail price for the starter set, which includes the Wave itself, a battery and 14 pads, costs around £12.99. If I hadn't been given it, I would not have paid that much as I don't have that kind of budget for cleansers. The refill packs, containing 30 pads, cost around £4.90. Now usually I'm very loyal to my usual skincare brand, Avon. But as this was a bit of a novelty, and free, I thought I may as well give it a go. A little bit about the cleanser first. It is a sort of wave shape, which fits well into your hand. It takes one AA battery and vibrates on 2 different speeds, one for gentle cleansing ...  Read the complete review

I first found out about this when i was looking through some reviews on youtube because i wanted to look at the new products that had just come out (the adverts hadn't started at that point) so i decided to buy one for myself. I know that neutrogena wave was brought out in a few limited edition colours (blue and green i think). When i first used this i didn't really know what to expect or if there would be any visible results from the first use, but i was shocked to find that when i rinsed the soap sudds from my face my skin looked great, it seems as though the vibrations really do open the poors to clean deep inside =] If your wanting to buy this product i ...  Read the complete review

Sometime last week I saw the new Neutrogena Wave Power Cleanser advertised on the TV. When I watched the advert I thought it seemed like such a good idea! After all, toothbrushes vibrate and do a better job, why not the same with a face cleanser? I was intrigued and came online to find out the price, expecting it to be quite pricey. However after searching on the Boots website I discovered it was £12.71, but Boots are currently doing it for £3 off making it only £9.71. When I was in Boots at the weekend I found the Neutrogena Power Cleanser amongst the other skin care products and with the rest of Neutrogena's range. The Neutrogena Wave cleanser is ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy this product after hearing about all hype of using these types of machines on your face to clear and smoothen. I figured it was worth trying out, plus the tv has been plastered with adds about it. It claims to give fresher skin and get rid of any blemishes but for me it didn't do this. To start it didn't foam up enough in the advert it looks as though it foams alot when in fact there's hardly any foam, I got the duo one and use the most vigorous setting and it still seemed very light, almost not harsh enough but after using, I could already tell the difference on how much smoother and cleaner my skin felt. I ...  Read the complete review