LUSH - skinoasis review for Ultrabland

What i did not like about it : Removing the cleanser with a wet washcloth really irritated my skin because of how rough the washcloth was and the oily residue from the cleanser that was left on my skin also broke me out. (The result was that my skin became oily and dry at the same time , skin was more inflamed and red ) The beeswax in it was so thick that i had to rub it into my skin with a lot of strength and that also irritated my sensitive skin quite a bit It has quite a strong smell of beeswax , the rose water and fragrance in it also really dried out my skin (mainly because rosewater is an astringent and fragrance in general just makes me skin feel more sensitized ) Would i recommend this product ? If followed up with a water-based foaming cleanser then your skin won’t be left with a oily film and it helps to buffer the stripping effect of most water-based cleansers as well so my skin felt less dry after using this with a water based cleanser as opposed to a water based cleanser on its own. If you are looking for a balmy cleanser that doesn’t rinse off ( something like evelom ) this can be a cheaper option! Some people might like the oily film left behind because it really moisturizes the skin ! Would i repurchase ? Maybe not because it didn’t work for my skin, made my skin more congested . Did it live up to it’s product claims ? It didn’t strip my skin in a sense that it doesn’t foam up like traditional cleansers because it doesn’t contain any emulsifiers or surfactants ( which causes the drying effect after washing your skin) but the cleanser itself is quite astringent because of the rose water . In terms of removinf makeup well yes it did but it requires some rubbing in to remove it properly because of how thick it is. I didn’t like how sticky it was on my skin and it’s so hard to clean the jar because of how oily it is ( i needed to use dishwash soap) but i think it’s still quite popular because it’s like fancy cold cream and not many products in the market have something like this marketed as a cleanser. Think it would work best for dry skin types ( some people say it cleared up their acne , not sure why but if you have been using a lot of stripping cleansers this will take some time to get used to )