The Sanctuary Cleansing Facial Wash

I don't usually use Sanctuary products as they seem quite expensive, I bought this a while ago when Boots were giving out the £3 off Sanctuary skincare vouchers. This was one of the cheapest products and at the time I didn't have a face wash so thought for £2.95 (normal price £5.95) it was worth a try. The bottle I bought was 200ml. What is this product? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Its called Cleansing Face wash and it promises to purify, cleanse and condition for 'Spa perfect skin'. The product claims to remove all traces of oil and make-up including stubborn mascara, I aren't happy with using a face wash on my eyes so I can't comment on the ...

I bought this as I have quite a few sanctuary products and thought this would be a decent alternative to Liz Earle which I normally get. As I really like their other products so I thought I would give this a try. I bought the little bottle which at £2.50 I think it is quite a good price and it is also a good idea to see if you actually like it without wasting more money than you need to. The packaging is a white plastic bottle with silver and blue writing on the front. When I opened the bottle it has a little hole in the top and you have to squeeze the bottle for it to come out. It is quite thin in consistency and it has a lovely pearly grey ...

I have been using Boots No.7 soft and soothed gentle cleanser for a few years now, and love it, but at £7.00 a bottle, it is expensive to use on a daily basis. I have been looking for a cheaper alternative, and my first try with Boots cucumber 2in1 cleanser was a disaster, so I then moved on to the Sanctuary Spa facial wash. ~Packaging~ This comes in a tall white bottle, with a pump action dispenser and frosted plastic lid. Although I think the white bottle with its blue and silver writing looks quite stylish, I don't think it's the most practical choice. In the two weeks I was using this, it managed to get marks on it from when I had been washing ...