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Super Facialist Vitamin C+ Cleansing Oil
Today I thought I would do a full review/ final evaluation of the Super Facialist Cleansing Oil. It's the budget cleansing oil loved by many, and now I can firmly add myself to that list. I recently finished my first ever bottle so I thought now would be an appropriate time to share my feelings.
I'm going to try and refrain from rambling, so in short this stuff is brilliant. It doesn't cost the earth, smells wonderful and actually does what is says on the tin. It's so good, that when I travel I use only this. In fact I would go so far as to say that my skin is even better when I use this oil exclusively.
Since adding this to my routine, my skin is noticeably more even; I've got fewer dry patches and I'm less prone to breakouts. The no breakouts result has been the biggest win for me. For those of you who read my blog, you'll know that I struggled with horrendous breakouts the back end of last year. I really feel this product had a hand in clearing everything up.
Performance definitely is everything but I love that this product is so accessible. Prior to this I'd been using a rotation of Emma Hardie, Clinique and Oskia cleansers. While these are nice, they're expensive and normally require a well timed online order. With this oil, you can stroll down to most Boots stores and find it there on the shelf. To me I love that you can find such great quality skincare on the highstreet. Now more than ever, I love finding things that work that won't break the bank. Which brings me nicely to my last point.
A 200ml bottle costs £10.99 (keep an eye out for promotions too). I purchased my first bottle in October I would like to say and I only just finished it yesterday. That's a good 4 months worth of product and I used it at least once a day. For me that represents such great value. I've currently got the Super Facialist Rose Hydrate Cleanser on the go and it's probably going to be gone in half the time (booo!).
So I guess all that's left to say is that if you haven't tried it already, you really should. Run, don't walk...
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