Face wash and exfoliating

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charlotte_rose
charlotte_rose Posts: 244 Forumite
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Any recommendations of effective face washes and exfoliating scrubs
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  • -taff
    -taff Posts: 14,503 Forumite
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    Wong part, post on the beauty part
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  • keithdc
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    Swarfega??
  • Southend1
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    Nowt wrong with good old soap and water
  • chunkytfg
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    As this is the DIY section start with a good heavy P180 sand paper and then work up the grades to around 2000 so you can get a nice dull shine. Then polish for a lovely deep shine! Lol
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  • Nile
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    Hi, we move threads if we think they’ll get more help elsewhere (please read the forum rule) so this post/thread has been moved to another board. If you have any questions about this policy please email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.

    I’ve moved your thread from the ‘In my home’ board to the ‘Health & Beauty’ board, where it is better suited.

    It's less likely to attract tips such as Swarfega and sandpaper which you might find are a bit harsh for your facial skin.

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    Nile
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  • donnac2558
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    Depends on your skin type there are many facial washes at cheap and cheerful to eye-watering prices. Also, a good old flannel is a cheap facial exfoliator used with a face wash. Buy a few of these so whilst one is in the wash you have another ready.
  • Misslayed
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    St. Ives apricot scrub is very effective, not expensive and contains NO plastic micro beads. Sold in Asda and Sainsbury's so I dare say in any other supermarket.
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  • BappyBrunette
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    I use a flannel and whatever cleanser/soap is on offer :)
  • McKneff
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    Micellar water and a cotton wool pad...magic
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    I love my konjac sponge as it seems to gently exfoliate my face without making it dry or irritated. I just use it with water, I have used it with a cleanser too but it isn't really necessary as I take my make up off with coconut oil first (oil cleansing method) . It's about £2.50 from Superdrug.
    I have used the Clarisonic and other cleansing brushes but I always go back to that sponge.
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