L'Oréal Paris Micellar Water Dry and Sensitive skin 400ml It is my first time of using the Micellar Water from L'Oréal Paris and I am thoroughly enjoying it. It is quite handy as I use it both during my am and pm routine. This product is said to be soothing for dry and sensitive skin, cruelty free, anti-aging properties. It is Hypoallergenic, contains no perfume, no alcohol and dermatological tested. I have been using it now for about 3 weeks, it is hydrating, cleanses my skin and also soothens it. Whenever I use it I feel that my skin is proper cleansed and I don't even feel the need of double cleansing. For the usage, I dabbed some on a cotton wool pad and clean my face in a circular motion. I use as many cotton pads with the product as needed till all the dirt is out. It is also good for make up removal. The package is OK, as the lid hole is made in a way that the Micellar Water does not spill all over. The colour and texture is water like but foamy. I have not experienced any irritation, burn or sting since I have been using it. It cost about £6.00 which is quite affordable.

Yves Rocher Repair Lotion Shea Butter for Extra Dry Skin 390 ml I have enjoyed using this cream so much because it has helped my dry skin alot. I have been using it for about 3 weeks and it protects my skin from chaf and dryness. My skin feels hydrated for most of the day especially during the winter. It makes it glowy and shiny. Major Ingredient: Shea butter, which repairs and enrich the skin. Usage: I use it lavishly on my whole body. Normally, I have to use the pump lid to dispense it on my palm but it doesn't work and I have to open it each time to be able to use it. It is light in weight absorbs easily. Packaging: I like the transparent plastic bottle and the pump lid if it works. The PAO is 12 months and it costs an average of £15.00.