Simple Replenishing Rich Moisturiser

When my Simple Hydrating Moisturiser ran out, I decided to try out the rich one, which I think is somewhat better. It does an excellent job and has a thicker texture than the hydrating one, making it more pleasant to use and your skin feels softer after you use it. It comes in a 125ml container, which is white with a green top. The label on the front will give you the name of the product and it also boasts about its active ingredients ' Pro-Vitamin B5 and UV filters'. On the back, it guarantees the added extra of 12 hours of moist skin. * No perfume, no colour added * Dermatologically tested and approved * Experts in sensitive ...  Read the complete review

This is probably one of the worst products I have ever used. It truly lives up to its name-simple. The product boasts to be a rich moisturiser which has vitamin goodness for naturally healthy skin. Primarily I bought this product as it claims to hydrate and contain uv defending filters. As I was going away and would be exposed to the sun I thought this would be a good investment. I used this product twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the evening. The mosituriser contains no colour or perfume, which supposedly makes it ideal for sensitive skin. The product has only a faint smell which I personally find a bit clinical and a bit off ...  Read the complete review

I have quite sensitive skin and I love products like 'Simple' that use more natural ingredients and nothing harsh like alcohol in their face washes and moisturisers. I have been using this as my daily moisturiser for a few weeks now and I am liking the effects! This isn't the cheapest moisturiser on the market at about £3 but I think its worth the extra money and its not as expensive as Garnier products for example which can be quite pricey. You might have noticed from my previous reviews that I shop at wilko's alot but beauty products are often cheaper from there and on offer alot! I do like the packaging of this product, the cardboard ...  Read the complete review

As you may have noticed in some of my previous reviews of products, I am particularly prone to flare ups of eczema and in order to keep this to a minimum I have to be particularly careful about the products I use and the ingredients they contain. Unfortunately this often means expensive products, so I am also happy to try cheaper alternatives that claim to do the same thing. ~~The Packaging~~ All simple products appear to have a very distinct range of packaging, all of which matches and therefore is easily visible when searching through the isles of different moisturising products. This Replenishing Rich Moisturiser is no different, it is in ...  Read the complete review

Like most women when I am pregnant I get really dry skin on my face. I have tried many brands of cream such as sanctuary and E45 they have all seemed to burn my face and even send it very red and painful. It was just by chance that one day I had a good look around boots for a cream. It was initially hard to look for one because of having so many to choose from. I read the lable on all of the creams and this one jumped out at me. I will admit it said the same as most of the other creams that it was gentle on sensitive skin and will provide a deep moisturising feeling. I did believe it and picked it up. It cost me around £4 and it isnit that ...  Read the complete review