Water for the dry… Product Battle - Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water vs. Nivea Gentle Caring Micellar Water (Dry Skin Versions)!

Every highstreet skincare brand with respect for themselves have launched a micellar water - but recently two of them also added a version for dry skin.

As a micellar water fan and dry skinned girl, I couldn't resist giving both a go.

I have used the original Garnier one for while and liked it (didn't love), but I have been wanting to try the Nivea ever since it came out, it was just never on offer, when I was running low.

Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water for Dry & Sensitive Skin // Nivea Gentle Caring Micellar Water for Dry Skin

Über Oil… Review - Boscia MakeUp-BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil!

No surprise here - I love an oil makeup remover. Next to balms, they are my go-to. I do actually slightly  prefer oils for makeup removal, simple because they often do a better job.

So of cause I was eager to get my hands on the all so famous Boscia Cleansing Oil - rarely have there been such a huge rave sounding a cleansing oil, so expectations were high!

Boscia MakeUp-BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil

Silky Oil… Review - The Body Shop Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil!

After quite a long affair with the butter/balm cleansers as my night time make up remover, I'm now back to my old love affair - the cleansing oil!

After trying The Body Shop Cleansing Butter and hearing amazing reviews on this one, I decided to get this instead of repurchasing the butter cleanser.

Because I have switched my night time cleanser to a balm cleanser, I thought it would be better with oil make up remover then balm cleanser, instead of double balm - does it make sense? :-)

Butter up part II - Review - The Body Shop Camomile Sumptuous Cleansing Butter!

A year ago I discovered the wonder, that is a butter cleanser with the Antipodes Grapeseed Butter Cleanser.

It has been my go-to make up remover this past year.

Recently The Body Shop came out with their version, which is more budget friendly.

And when I last ran out of my Antipodes one, I decided to give it a go.

Water Rules... Review - L'Oreal Paris Skin Perfection 3 in 1 Purifying Micellar Solution!

I swear by my Antipodes Butter Cleanser for removing make up.

But for a while now, I have used a cleansing water to go over my skin after the butter cleanser to make sure, that I got all of it - but not on the eyes, as I haven't be able to find a cleansing water, that didn't irritate my eyes.

I haven't had to much luck with my cleansing waters.

When the whole cleansing water hype started, I got the very expensive This Works 5 in 1, and didn't like it.

So I had actually given up hope about finding a cleansing water, that I could also use to remove eye make up.

This one from L'Oreal has been quite talked about, and compared with the Bioderma.

And at £ 5, I thought, it wouldn't be to big a loss, if I couldn't use it on the eyes.

Butter up... Review - Antipodes Grapeseed Butter Cleanser!

So as you might know, if you have read some of my other posts, I have quite sensitive, but also dehydrated skin.

I'm always on the look out for clean, gentle products, that won't dehydrate or even better hydrate my skin.

So when I heard about the balm cleanser, I was very interested in trying one out.

However the Emma Hardie one, even though rave about, was bit to pricey for my taste, and also didn't have the "clean" factor, I like!

But then the brand Antipodes started popping up on a lot of blogs, and they do this butter cleanser.

So when I got some money for Christmas, it was the first thing, I ordered!

Oil Up... Product review - Bio Beauté Make-up Remover - Gentle Oil.

So as promised, here are my thoughts on Bio Beauté Make-up Remover oil.

If you read my water vs. oil post, you know, that I'm definitely an oil-girl.
After trying a water, I loved my M.A.C Cleanse of oil even more.
So to review this product, I can't help comparing it to the cleanse of oil.

About the product:
Bio Beauté is a range under the brand Nuxe and it organic and parabens free.
The product contains several oils such as Jojoba, Sesame, watermelon seed and peach fruit extract.

Water vs. Oil.... Product battle - M.A.C Cleanse of oil vs. This Work Clean Skin 5 in 1 Water.

There seems to be two groups in the online beauty community, when it comes to make up removers.

Those how love the oil and those how love the water.

So I through, why not compare the two and let you know, what I think

The Oil           VS.         The Water

I have very sensitive eyes (as well as skin), so I have used oils to remove my eye make up for many years. First baby oil and later almond oil or Jojoba oil.