My Favourite Cleansers

Today we're talking all about cleansing. No, not wiping your face with a makeup wipe before bed; proper cleansing. Good old fashioned massaging your face with some product & taking it off with a flannel or a muslin cloth. Cleansing is something I love doing before bed & in the morning. At night time, I can't go to bed without cleansing, I just can't. Even when I'm drunk, I somehow manage to remember to do it and boy does it feel good the next day when I wake up & my eyes aren't glued together with mascara. I use a number of different cleansers for a number of different skin problems depending on how my skin is doing, but these three are my firm favourites.

SuperFacialist by Una Brennan Vitamin C+ Skin Renew Cleansing Oil - £10.99.

First up is the cheaper of the trio. The Vitamin C Skin Renew Cleansing Oil from Una Brennan is a lovely cleanser that I love using in the morning as it really wakes me up. It smells AMAZING and does a really good job at getting rid of any dirt/makeup. It's also really great for travelling as you can easily squirt a small amount into a travel sized bottle. It leaves my skin with a really lovely glow afterwards too. For the price, you can't really go wrong.

Oskia Renaissance Cleansing Gel.  - £28.

This number from Oskia is probably my most used cleanser ever. It's perfect for morning & night as it can remove even the most stubborn of makeup. Again, it smells amazing and leaves my skin with the most amazing glow. It's a blogger favourite and one that I bought after hearing so many people talk about. If you don't already own this, you probably should.

Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm.  - £38.

The most expensive of the bunch by a long way, but one I managed to buy with 20% from somewhere making it a little more affordable. This stuff is seriously luxurious. The smell is debatable - I adore it and think it adds to the whole luxury deal but my boyfriend can't stand it. Again, this was another blogger inspired purchase and one I'm really glad I made. It's one I tend to use if I've had my makeup on for a really long time or if I feel my skin needs an extra boost. It's a lot thicker than the other two with it being a balm, so it takes a little longer to work into the skin. I really like giving my face a really good massage with this and boy does my skin thank me for it. I massage my face by following these instructions from Caroline Hirons, the messiah of skincare. Give it a go tonight & you'll be able to see the difference tomorrow! 

Have you used any of these three? If not, what are your favourite cleansers? 

Laura xx