Cream cleanser for dry sensitive skin

Citygirl1

Can anyone recommend a good one that's reasonably priced. I am wanting a rich cream cleanser not a lotion.

MarilynMonroe_2

Have you tried Dove? I got a nice one in the Pound shop! It has foreign writing on it but it's good for my skin which is sensitive.

bedpotato_2

Aqueous cream. It's good for everything.

No perfumes or colours. Very cheap.

VALM

I don't have dry sensitive skin but I've recently been using TBS Aloe Vera cleanser which was very soothing. Ask an SA for advice for our skin type.

cupcakelady

bedpotato wrote: »

Aqueous cream. It's good for everything.

No perfumes or colours. Very cheap.

I wouldn't use aqueous cream:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-11564662

cupcakelady

Try sweeping olive oil over skin with cotton wool pads. Avoid eye area.

Citygirl1

Thanks for your replies. I do love 9linique cleanser but its getting a bit priceythough it does last.

bedpotato_2

cupcakelady wrote: »

I wouldn't use aqueous cream:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-11564662

I think you've misread that article.

The article you link to refers to using it as a moisturiser and leaving it on the skin. It was never designed for that. The OP is referring to using a cleanser (i.e. putting it on and wiping it off). Aqueous cream is great for cleansing anywhere on the body.

geri1965_2

I have sensitive skin and I've found nothing better than aqueous cream for cleansing.

I don't like it as a moisturiser though.

MarilynMonroe_2

Aqueous cream is £1 in the poundshops for a HUGE tub!
personally I dont like it very much.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Superdrug Hot Cloth Cleanser is proving to be a hit with myself & my mum. We both have sensitive skin & my mum always uses Liz Earle hot cloth cleanser. We both agree the Superdrug version is a good alternative.