The packaging of the product is a winner; I think it looks classy and you can tell it's high end, plus it matches the colour scheme of our bathroom which is always a winner! The products itself actually feels really nice on my skin, but other than that I don't really like it. Unpopular opinion I know...
I tried this product solely because my gran got a sample of it, and after seeing the ongoing hype around it I decided not to let it go to waste! On first impressions I thought it as okay; it didn't do an amazing job of getting all my make up off in one - it left patches of foundation between my eyebrows and around my nose, so I had to scrub quite a bit. I also didn't like the feeling of the muslin cloth, which is why there's a flannel in the picture, as that's what I always use with cleansers now!
The worst part of this product was that it completely broke me out, which was so annoying because I wanted to love it like everyone else did. Bear in mind I do suffer from acne so it might be alright for you, but I'd suggest trying a sample before spending all that money. It has prompted me to try various other cleansers like The Body Shop camomile cleansing butter, which I love and will be posting about shortly!
I hope you're still enjoying Daily December! Let me know if you have any post-requests for next year so I can get one step ahead of myself which it comes to being organised.
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