Cleaning Face with Oatmeal
Will I use this again? Not yet, it doesn't suit my current lifestyle. I have to make sure to completely remove the powder and foundation residues at the end of every day. Maybe later in life when I will mostly stay in the house.
AVEENO OATMEAL SOAP
Since I haven't experienced oatmeal soaps yet, I grabbed this when I saw this on Puregold. Besides, it is a known brand some blogger use. Later, I found out that it's the most expensive item among my grocery purchase.
This
soap distributed by Johnsons & Johnsons company is very mild to use. It doesn't feel very exfoliating and moisturizing at all which suits just fine for everyday use. It
has a powdery smell like some chicken feeds or somehow it does smell like a chocolate. The bar has tiny flakes of grounded oats you can use to exfoliate yourself.
The
instruction indicates to wash the face with this but I use this in
the body instead. It has the word "for dry skin" but still works fine to my normal body skin. It doesn't feel heavy nor greasy. There's no problem with rinsing the stuff away.
Likes:
- It doesn't melt fast.
- The lather works like ordinary soap
- The oats is finely milled.
- Doesn't leave residues.
- Naturally healthy-looking skin
- Dye-free.
Dislikes:
- Not really that expensive but is pricier compared to regular soaps.
- Some may have a hard time finding this product on stores.
- I am not comfortable with the scent. It's fragrance free though.
Rate: 4/5
Recommend:
Aveeno is indeed a bit pricey but it's worth your money. I love their lotions.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll try this soap although the residue issue you mentioned may be something to consider.
ReplyDeleteOh no, it is a colloidal soap, the oatmeal is finely grounded so there's no need to worry about the residues because there's none.
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