facial wash

suki1964

willa wrote: »

You are not going to change my mind or habits with your ranting and you are looking bigger of an idiot the more you post! Good day!

So sad that one joins a discussion forum and refuses to see that there are many ways to skin a cat

Even sadder that one has to resort to swearing and insulting when shown that there really is nowt natural about mineral oil

Have a good day :kisses3:

willa

suki1964 wrote: »

So sad that one joins a discussion forum and refuses to see that there are many ways to skin a cat

Even sadder that one has to resort to swearing and insulting when shown that there really is nowt natural about mineral oil

Have a good day :kisses3:

You haven't shown me anything Suki. You seem impervious to reason. I should have given you the proper two worded swear salute at the start, best thing for people like you. And what a horrible metaphor to use. :beer:

jasperconran

blimey, if I had known my post was going to cause so much trouble, I wouldnt have bothered!:rotfl:

Why is everyone getting so uptight and ar**y with each other? its just a thread about facial wash, I was just curious as to what everybody else uses, cos im trying to cut back on the amount I spend. I feel bad now, people arguing, swearing at each other, what is going on!?

Xmas is coming :j chill out peeps!

Melissa_x

Wow cant believe this is still going on!

jenu294_2

Akamuti Fair Trade Organic Coconut Oil Soap Bar £3.75 from Pure Skincare online.

"...perfect for delicate dry skin. Formulated with 100% organic tree goodness, this unscented recipe includes generous amounts of fairtrade organic coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil & creamy cocoa butter..."

Nicifer_noonoo

I'm loving The Body Shop's Vitamin E cleansing bar at the moment - it's just £2.50 and is lovely and creamy. I use it with their exfoliation brush every morning as I like a good scrub, but you could always just use a regular flannel or just your hands. It's the only bar I've ever used that has not left my skin feeling stripped, quite the contrary actually, it's very nourishing.

silverjay

I use Superdrug's Natural High face wash, smells gorgeous and leaves the skin really soft.

mrsmerrygold

just have look in ur local pharmcy :grouphug:

danielley

Can anyone recommend a facial wash that removes make up too? After using sopa or some plainer face washes, I end up with panda eyes from my mascara.

I used to use Simples Foaming Face Wash, but I cant find it in many places and its about £2-£4, so if I can make a saving on that, I will be happy!

Many Thanks