Aqueous Cream for cleansing?

skypie123_2

Can this be used as a cleanser and for leg shaving etc?
Seem to have a pot of it but not sure what to do with it.
Would it cause spots/make the worse?

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

Brilliant for shaving.

Just apply it, then add warm water to wash off/rinse razor in hot water.


I have very, very dry skin and a tendency towards allergic reactions. But I can shave with aqueous without spending the rest of the night and early morning burning and scratching and whimpering. Unlike when using shower gel, shaving foam or - heaven forbid - Veet, when my skin boils.

skypie123_2

I can't wait to try it for shaving my legs as they are soooo dry and sore at the moment (and I probably need to shave more than the average monkey!)

guineapig

I use it every night to cleanse my face and then rinse off, it works fine! I also use it to shave my legs and pits.

geri1965_2

guineapig wrote: »

I use it every night to cleanse my face and then rinse off, it works fine! I also use it to shave my legs and pits.

Yes, me too. It leaves my skin really soft and fresh.

skypie123_2

Does it bring you out in spots?

BTW shaved my legs with it today and WOW although I will prob have to throw the blade away each time because it got all clagged up with the cream.

ifonlyitwaseasier

try having a bowl with bowling water to de-clag

Katherineanton

It's also fab for putting under sore eyes! I have lots of allergies and very sensitive skin and when my eyes are puffy and dry, I was told by a chemist to pat a small dot of aqueous cream under my eye and on my eye lid - it really works and I think it's good for fine lines around the eyes too (or it is on me)