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GrammarGirl

Try something more natural. Skin gets greasy when you strip it of its natural oils by using harsh cleansers with alcohol content, because it produces more oil to over-compensate for the loss.

Boots have a really good tea tree and witch hazel range - I use the foaming cleanser, the toner and the shine control moisturiser. Also, your skin will get used to certain products after a period of time and you'll find they don't work as well anymore, so change what you use every few months (same with shampoo!).

glowgirl_2

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

It seems to work for me and I have sensitive/problem skin, I use it with my freederm gel.

Also my teenage daughter who has very different skin to me, more dry, uses it and loves it.

minerva_windsong

The one thing that I have found worked brilliantly on my sensitive yet spot-plagued skin was Lush Fresh Farmacy - you use it a bit like a soap. They also do a moisturiser with the same active ingredients called Vanishing Cream.

Simple's Oil Balancing products (face wash and scrub - I don't think they're that different to each other - face wipes and moisturiser) are very good as well.