The face washes that were used over the years

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This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2016-5-20 at 11:50. After sleeping, I drink some water and share my experiences with the pitfalls related to skin care – focusing on face washes. The original poster has combination skin that tends to be dry, and occasionally suffers from allergies. Bioré’s clear and clean foam – it leaves the skin clean without making it tight; it has no whitening effects. I’ve used it since college, and its price is very affordable. It’s available in various supermarkets as well as at Watsons. Shiseido’s facial cleansing products were recommended to me by my roommates during my student days, but after using them my face became extremely tight and dry, so I never used them again. Staph face wash – this one is also very popular, but I found that its cleansing power wasn’t sufficient after using it, so I gave it a negative review. Frisée facial cleanser – try taking one of those Amway products; honestly, it’s really effective. It cleanses the skin well without leaving it tight, which is exactly what a good facial cleanser should do. However, it doesn’t have any whitening effects. Its price is also very low, so I highly recommend it! Estée Lauder Granatapfel facial cleanser: I used it for the first time, and it cleaned the skin well while keeping it hydrated; it also had a noticeable effect in reducing yellowing. For some time, it was my favorite product. But later on, its whitening effect became less noticeable. Don’t ask me why – I don’t know either. It’s a milk washer with excellent value for money; highly recommended. Kiehl’s Ultra-Hydrating Cleanser: Just like their ultra-hydrating cream, it’s highly praised by others, but I don’t notice any effect from it; it seems that what works well for one person might not work for another when it comes to skincare products. The cleansing product from L’Oréal Paris in the blue bottle – please forgive my memory, but it’s part of the moisturizing series. It has a good cleansing effect and also provides good moisture retention. The original poster has used two bottles of this product. The brand’s hydrating sleep masks as well as the products in the white angelica series are all very effective, and their prices aren’t too high. I don’t know why so few people around me use them; the brand isn’t very good at marketing itself. I heard that it was acquired by L’Oréal as well. . . The original poster is trying hard to remember; like every girl who spends money recklessly, she has bought so many face washes that she can’t recall many of them anymore, hahaaha. . . . Stop making things difficult for myself; the office really isn’t a good place to think about such things. It’s time for me to go and study*.