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Saturday, 7 August 2010

Review: Clean and Clear Instant Dissolving Cleansing Sheets

Sheesh, I can't remember the last time I actually wrote a review on here. 

I've been getting into soaps recently, having acquired five pineapple soaps and an exfoliating soap..which I'm yet to use.

I picked these up totally by accident, I didn't have my eyes in and thought they were the very hard to find Clean and Clear Oil Blotting Control Paper.  Should really learn to read before I pick things up..

Amongst the copious crap I chat on Twitter, I did mention that my Pears soap had finished and I hadn't opened the backup.  I've been using these sheets in place of soap for a few weeks now and I really like them.  They clean my skin and my pores are empty after using them, which is always a good thing.  I really like the way they work, I just need to make sure I don't use too much water because otherwise the sheet doesn't foam up.

The only problem I have with these is one I created for myself.  I opened the container and touched them all with my wet hand..they're all sticking togther now and I have to carefully rip them apart but I can live with that.  Also, there are 24 sheets per pack, I use one in the morning and one in the evening so they will last me 12 days.  I don't really mind that though because firstly, you don't need to use them twice a day and secondly..they only cost me a quid.  Yep, this is another Pound Shop bargain.

I've decided to stock up on these because the stuff I like is always discontinued, I'm currently suffering from toner withdrawal.  If you know a good toner, let me know!

4 comments:

  1. ~Lisa9 August 2010 at 04:25

    Huh?? What an interesting product! I've never seen or heard of this!!

    Does it dissolve or disappear like the name says?

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  2. Rhamnousia @ Desi Girl Does Makeup9 August 2010 at 12:57

    It does exactly what it says on the packet which is quite surprising because usually with these products I still get a bit of paper left over but here, it turns into liquid very quickly. You just need to turn the tap down a bit because otherwise it melts and flies out of your hand.

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  3. perfectionishuman9 August 2010 at 17:56

    I've never seen these before! Thank god for pound shop bargains ;)

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  4. Unknown10 August 2010 at 22:15

    Ooh i've seen these sort of things before but only as hand soap. They remind me of those little minty strips that were trendy for a while, remember them?

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