Superdrug Hot Cloth Cleanser

starrystarry

sixtiesgal wrote: »

I didn't know there were two types of the cleanser. The one I saw it said on the box to avoid your eyes. Do you use the Superdrug cream with this too and ain't it easier to just use face wipes

No no no no nooooo! Face wipes are awful, you have to scrub away to get your make up off. They make my eyes so sore. I'd rather use soap and water than face wipes, honestly. These cream cleansers are much more gentle on the skin. I use them with a flannel.

I have used both the Naturally Radiant and the Vitamin E moisturisers as well, they're pretty good, nothing to write home about though. I don't tend to stick with one moisturiser.

sixtiesgal_2

Ok thanks, I may give it a try then, the Liz Earle sounds good aswell, though I think I would find those cloths a faff, washing them out all the time. I'm a real lazy bum when it comes to skin care sometimes

RachRubyD

I just bought the Natural Radiance one from Superdrug as on offer. I've got a little beauty blog and I like to find cheap dupes of expensive brands and I know this is meant to be dupe of Liz Earles Cleanse and Polish. I've got the cleanse and polish and love it. I can't use many cleansers on my face especially eyes as its very sensitive. Facial wipes have to be fragrance free and I get dry skin and find it doesn't remove makeup nor exfoliate.

After using the superdrug one for few days I do actually really like it but I still prefer liz earles. Both are fine on my eyes and do the exact same job of removing makeup. I just find Liz Earles feels more luxorious and easier to massage in. The key I find with both of them is to massage the cream/cleanser into your skin for few minutes to really get a deep cleanse and then obvs wipe off with muslim cloth. I just wash my muslim cloth in the sink with a little bit of shampoo after i've used it and leave it to dry on radiator. I wash them every week.

starrystarry

I'd love to have a read of your blog, if you wouldn't mind posting a link, or the name of the blog so I can google it.

*max*

I bought this the other day to try, and it's lovely! Admittedly, I have never used Liz Earle, but this one is great. Makes my skin very soft and spotlessly clean, without feeling tight. I still use eye makeup remover as I'm wary of it stinging my eyes, although I don't know if it would. It's also lovely to use before bed at night, it has a bit of a "treat" feel to it. Very happy with it so far!

Kiwisaver_2

RachRubyD wrote: »

I just wash my muslim cloth in the sink with a little bit of shampoo after i've used it and leave it to dry on radiator.

Would it be the same with Christian or Hindu ones too? :rotfl:

I've never tried Liz Earle but have been using M&S Instant Radiance Hot Cloth Cleanser, from their Pure range, due to similarly excellent reviews. Aside from the price, I wonder would anyone care to comment or make any comparison between the M&S and the Superdrug version?

ailuro2

Thanks for this - I have been using the Liz Earle one for nearly a year now, it works well with my skin - whether I use the muslin cloth or not. I put it on before I get in the shower, then rinse of buff off. ONly trouble is I've got to stock up while I'm in Edinburgh, as no one in Dundee sells it. I'm hoping the Superdrug one turns out just as good, as the Liz Earle one is a bit of a luxury, though one worth paying for since it settles my awful skin.

RachRubyD

Kiwisaver wrote: »

Would it be the same with Christian or Hindu ones too? :rotfl:

I've never tried Liz Earle but have been using M&S Instant Radiance Hot Cloth Cleanser, from their Pure range, due to similarly excellent reviews. Aside from the price, I wonder would anyone care to comment or make any comparison between the M&S and the Superdrug version?

Oh no I actually thought they where called muslim cloths even though i've seen it spelt with the n millions of times. Something not right with me. I thought maybe people of muslim religion make there clothes out of it. Well don't I feel stupid haha.

However the musliN cloths for both the Liz Earle and Superdrug look the exact same with the green stitching at the edge and similar size.

I use it everyday now and never use baby wipes and my skin not as dry now. Its easy to just reach for the baby wipes or facial wipes but I feel you never get it off in one go not properly anyway and also all that rubbing at the eyes and pulling isn't good for delicate eye area or eyelashes. I much prefer to gently massage the superdrug or liz earle into eye area and the mascara just melts really easily and doesn't sting my super sensitive eyes.

I heard a few people say the M&S very good and similar to Liz Earle on different peoples youtube or blogs. Am really liking the superdrug one at the moment but still prefer my liz earle one. I don't know I just feel its more natural and probs have better ingredients.

Here is my blog btw http://cheapnchicbyred.blogspot.co.uk/
I really need to post some more reviews. I was in middle of doing the Superdrug one but laptop totally broke and lost my pics. Will try post it tomorrow but I am a bridesmaid for wedding on sats so lifes hetic atm haha.

Teacher2b

iammumtoone wrote: »

I got the cleanser yesterday Initial impressions are it makes my skin feel nice but I do not like the muslin, feels like I am scrubbing my skin off :eek: I think it may be because it is new so will put through the wash a few times to try to soften it up a bit and in the meantime get some microfibre ones.

They will definitely soften up after a couple of washes

I am a massive Liz Earle fan and as I'm entering an MSE phase in my life was wondering what my alternative should be. Definitely will give this one a try thanks for the recommendation ladies!

LouLou

Saw this in-store earlier too, better than half price Naturally Radiant Hot Cloth Cleanser: http://www.superdrug.com/superdrug/superdrug-hot-cloth-cleanser-with-muslin-cloth-150ml/invt/516251 £2.98.