I am on my second bottle of this french produced soapless cleanser which I first bought when I moved to Germany. Whether it was the city air or stress of starting life in a new country, I noticed that the relocation had been taking it's toll on my skin, and purchased this is an attempt to rescue my grey pallored face. 6 months down the line I have still remained loyal to this product.
It is technically a gel, but has the same consistency of washing up liquid, and lathers up just like it as well. You only need a pea sized amount for the whole face. I've read some reviews from people complaining that they have been left with residue on their face, this has never personally been a problem for me. I suspect that such reviewers have been using great big dollops!
Although it is designed for acne prone skin, something from which I have never really suffered from, I have noticed that I have been largely pimple free since using it. This cleanser is great at taking off heavy makeup, and even eye makeup, I normally massage it into the face for one or two minutes and wash off with cold water.
My face feels squeaky clean and neither too dry or oily but nice and fresh, It is fragrance free and is made especially for sensitive skin and so far my face hasn't reacted badly or flared up after use.
At 13 euro for a 200ml bottle, this cleanser is mid-range, however as I mentioned, it took me half a year to get through and I used it practically every day. Although the packaging is basic, I think the salmon writing and turquoise colour bottle doesn't make it look too offensive on the bathroom shelf. I would say that the only downside to this product is regarding the lack of pump, which would be much more practical and hygienic than the twisty nozzle it currently has.
Overall, more than a temporary fling, this product is one that I will stay loyal to (for now).
Rating: 4/5
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