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Skinbliss Product Test - Feedback

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AnnMumsnet · 01/09/2008 17:40

A big thank you to all Mumsnetters who agreed to take part in the Imperial Leather Skinbliss product testing. We hope you enjoyed using it.

What we'd really value now is your feedback about the product. So.....

  • Did you love or hate it?
  • What you did like or dislike about it?
  • Skin Bliss would usually sell for around £2.48. Do you think this sounds like good or poor value for money?
  • Did you find the product lived up to its claims [Skinbliss replenishes the natural oils in your skin, leaving it soft and moisturised. It contains an ultra-mild cleanser that's gentle enough for daily use. Its unique formula has 50% moisturising ingredients, proven to increase skin hydration, elasticity and stimulate natural skin lipid production?]?

If you've got any other comments (positive or negative) please include these in your post.

Or if you have any additional questions, post them here and we'll try and get a response.

Remember everyone who tests the product and provides feedback on this thread will be entered into a prize draw where 5 Mumsnetters will win a year's supply of Skinbliss.

Thanks again
MNHQ and Skinbliss

AnnMumsnet · 03/09/2008 10:26

Thanks all
Those who didn;t get one but had the email, please can you email [email protected] with your address and name so we can look into this?
Thanks

AnnMumsnet · 08/09/2008 13:54

Bump for anyone who was a tester and hasn't added their feedback to this thread.......Thanks

AnnMumsnet · 11/09/2008 18:05

bump for the last remaining testers to add their comments
I've got one today too so will be adding my feedback tomorrow!!!

AnnMumsnet · 15/09/2008 09:51

Tested mine and thought it was lovely. Fragrance fine (cocoon one for me) and I think the price is ok (saw it on special offer in tescos too!)

carriemumsnet · 18/09/2008 17:21

Thought it was time MNHQ tried this!... so here goes

  • Did you love or hate it?

I like the fact that it speeded up my life

  • What you did like or dislike about it?
    I thought the smell (I had the shea butter one) was a bit strong when you sniffed it from the bottle, but actually wasn't too bad once you were using it in the shower.

  • Skin Bliss would usually sell for around £2.48. Do you think this sounds like good or poor value for money?

I think it's good value, given that you don't need to use moisturiser, or at least as much moisturiser afterwards

  • Did you find the product lived up to its claims

I am a veritable crocodile skin and found that I could get away without body lotion - which for someone who is always always always in a mad rush was a huge bonus.

I would love to have seen it in more luxy tasteful packaging - wasn't really an asset to the bathroom decor, but overall a good product at a good price.

AnnMumsnet · 18/09/2008 18:24

Norbert, I'm hoping to get a response to you from Imperial Leather!
Ann

AnnMumsnet · 07/10/2008 16:53

Have had responses to your questions asked on this thread from Imperial Leather - here they are:

Q. Some of the perfume scents are quite strong and some aren?t as modern as others. Why is that? The majority who tried Renew found the smell quite overpowering and/or old-ladyish

A. Just as every woman is different and individual, so too is Skinbliss. We?ve created a different scent for each product in the range ? so you can discover whether you?re a Cocoon, Renew or Glow kinda girl. The best thing to do is try them all until you find the fragrance that suits you!

Q. What is Imperial Leather's rationale behind the perfumes, the packaging and who are they aiming the product at?

A. All our new products are developed using a combination of consumer testing and focus groups with our key target audience, and the approach with Skinbliss is no different. The initial product line includes three scents that have been developed to be completely different to one another, so there?s bound to be a fragrance you like.

Skinbliss has been given its own unique packaging in order to highlight the fact that the product is different to other body washes. It has been developed to be both attractive and tactile but also clean and easy to use with wet hands.

The range is aimed at a core target of 25-50 year olds who enjoy their beauty routine and want their products to work hard but not cost the earth. By making the product significantly less irritating to sensitive skin than most shower products, the range is also targeting anyone whose skin needs that little extra TLC.

Q. Will the Mumsnet feedback have any influence on Skinbliss or future products?

A. We welcome all feedback received, especially on a new product, as it is constantly evolving. The future for Skinbliss is bright because we?ve discovered an innovative technology that ultimately benefits and improves the skin and can be delivered in a body wash formula. There?ll be plenty of opportunities for feedback to be considered with any new product we are trialling.

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