Hot cloth cleansers

[Bodear]

I'm just looking for some recommendations. I used to use the Eve Lom one and recently got a sample which reminded how good it is. But I remembering it being very expensive so wondered if there are any alternatives....

Emma Hardie feels and smells amazing but bought me out in loads of spots.
I use Superdrug naturally radiant which is cheap as chips and skin has never felt better. So soft I keep stroking my own face 😂

The Emma Hardin balm smells so amazing.

Soap and Glory Ultimelt. Smells wonderful and feels nice on. Have flirted with Argan oil, Una Brennan and miss the now discontinued Nip and Fab Cleansing balm which I loved but Ultimelt could be a new favourite.

Try elemis pro colagen balm. Amazing!!

I like purity made simple by philosophy. It lasts me ages and ages.

I'm nearly out though and feeling poor so might try a cheaper thing next, maybe body shop.

I was a Liz Earle fanatic but now use the Superdrug ones as can't afford Liz anymore. They are really good for the price, especially the Vit E one.

How often you you wash or replace the Hot Cloths?

I use a fresh flannel twice a day. It holds the heat in better.

So do you have a stack of them and bung them all in the asher once a week?

Err, yes.

Can anyone recommend one for dry sensitive skin please. Liz Earle makes my skin sting as do heavily scented cleansers !

My skin can be very fussy, both Eve Lom and Liz Earl make my skin sting, though I love their smell, especially the Eve Lom. The idea is very appealing, of a hot flannel: the Body Shop chamomile rally works well for me. Very calming.

The Body Shop Camomile one seems to be working well for me. I don't find it as enjoyable to use as the Emma Hardie (which smells fantastic) but it seems suit my skin a bit better and it's about a quarter of the price!

Is there any different between the branded muslin squares and the baby muslins that we have all used in the past?

Super drug is the best Ive tried. Rich but mild. Beware the muslin cloths. Some are not natural and clean your face like a cheap microfibre dish cloth on a frying pan. Cotton flannels are your friend. I see hot cloth cleansers as a non chemical alternative to the fruit acid/ lactic acid based masks and moisturisers (sorry if not scientifically correct descriptions!).

Ive discovered the Waitrose Pure range one. Inexpensive and is as good as the Liz Earle. Is in a tube and got pink writing on it.
I didn't like the Superfrig ones - too many chemicals

The Superdrug ones have the added advantage of being animal friendly.

Try the espa one. Its amazing plus i use the optimal one once a week for exfoliation

Cat the muslin she are precisely the same. Although the Emma Hardin ones are double sided. But to be honest I've had best results using a normal facecloth and they last a lot longer than the muslins too. I just bought a pile from Tesco and use a clean one every morning, use it again that night then chuck it in the wash.

My phone is determined to autocorrect Emma Hardie....

Most if not all are full of chemicals (?to stop them going 'off'?), so personally I use pure soap and a facecloth and spend my money on a good, basic moisturiser.

The hot cloth cleanser by Sanctuary, which I get in Boots. Comes with a nice cloth. It's very pleasant smelling and it leaves my face feeling lovely. I put it into my S Korean skincare routine.

I have some muslins that came with cleansers but I mainly use IKEA flannels which I bulk buy each time I go. They are soft but hold the heat in well.

I just want to say that 6 months ago to the day I bought a 100 ml and a 200 ml tub of Eve Lom cleanser. I still have 2/3rd of the 200 ml tub left. It's expensive but it also lasts, and that's with twice daily use. I am tempted to try alternatives but this seems reasonable to me. I pair it with Khiel's "deep moisture balm". I had been struggling with tight skin that was itchy and lining heavily. Now my skin feels soooo comfortable. So the way I see it, once every 9-ish months I will spend £100 on a tub of cleanser and a tub of lotion.

LittleWonder that's a good point that flannels hold the heat much much better than muslins. That's one of the main reasons I prefer a flannel.