New cleanser needed! Advice please

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I’ve stopped using Liz Earle after they were found guilty of maternity discrimination and hearing how poorly they treat female employees. Can anyone recommend a cleanser to replace please?

Superdrug and boots do their own versions of hot cloth cleanser.

I started using recently the Superfacialist Vitamin C oil cleanser and love it.

Sanctuary hot cloth cleanser is heaven in a bottle.

I’ve got dry skin and my current 2 favourites are Clinique Take the day off balm and Ren jelly cleanser. Both are lovely. At the moment I’m using the Clinique as my first cleanse and Ren as my second cleanse.

Q&A hyaluronic gel cleanser is lovely.

I love Avene for my dry, sensitive, prone to blemishes skin!

Beauty Pie Japanfusion
Cetaphil for 2nd cleanse.

Why are we all double cleansing??

I don’t if I haven’t worn makeup or spf, but that’s rare. I wear spf most days because I use retinol and acids. Double cleansing helps to make sure all the spf is gone.

I've just started using upcircle products and they are fab.

As a company they have a really good ethos - cruelty free, UK made, low carbon footprint and recyclable packaging etc.

They smell a bit medicinal (slightly reminiscent of mosquito repellent!) but my skin is looking so much better after only 2 weeks.

Give Me makeup remover with the reusable pad is really good.

Clinique Take the Day Off as first cleanse, then Aldi hot cloth cleanse for the second. It's just as good as the Liz Earle.

I really like tropic. I was put off as they have people that do the annoying sales pitch but to be fair the products are lovely and I feel like I have a pamper everytime I use it. You can buy it online without buying through the ambassadors if you don't like that kind of sales.

Eve lom is a better version of Liz Earle. Recommend it fully!

Lush Ultrabalm.

Inky List oat something cleanser.

Superdrug have a couple of hot cloth cleansers - think one is the naturally radiant range and the other Vit E.

Ooh yes Lush Ultrabalm is nice

Do any of these come in a more recycleable bottle? I like the inkey list but they all come in tiny squeezy tubes that I feel aren’t the best..:

I've just started using sweet almond oil in the evening as a first cleanse, and i noticed my skin looked better from the first night i used it. It smells lovely too.

DHC cleansing oil, hot cloth. Lasts ages... bottles are recyclable.

I just use a l'oréal cleansing milk with damp cotton wool. Double cleansing would kill my skin, I'd be a dried out eczema ridden mess!

That is shocking news especially as the owner is female!

Sadly I have just bought a load from QVC!

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That is shocking news especially as the owner is female!

Sadly I have just bought a load from QVC!

I think Liz Earle sold her shares to Boots a while ago.

I use Cleanse and Polish but a whilenago bought some Sanctuary Hot cloth cleanser as it was about £2.99 a tube on amazon.

Double cleansing isn't harsh, it just means removing your make up before cleansing your face.
The Superdrug vit E is one of my favourites. Body Shop Chamomile balm is similar to the Clinique, both of which I also love.
I tend to remove make up with an oil cleanser and then use a hydrating cream or balm as second cleanse.

Double cleansing isn't harsh at all if I use the right products. So I use an oil like DHC to remove make up then after the cetapil which is ultra gentle. Then night cream. If I used an exfoliating cleanser then my skin would not be thank full though.

Eve Lom is £££ though!