Recommend me a cleanser

[Bert2e]

Dry, sensitive aged skin. I normally use Cetaphil but fancy a change. Not L'Oreal, CeraVe or anyone else with a connection to Nestle and under £15 please!

Body shop camomile cleansing balm. Lovely stuff.

Not sure about your specific skin type but I think I saw this oat one recommended on here recently: www.boots.com/the-inkey-list-oat-cleansing-balm-150ml-10278182 so am thinking I might give it a bash at some point...

Algenist anti-aging.foaming cleanser is very slightly over budget at £16.80 but an excellent product and perfectly suited to sensitive mature skin. I use this most days, it's light and fresh but cleanses thoroughly.

Algenist Ultimate Anti-Aging Foaming Cleanser

I use Cetaphil, I can also recommend the body shop chamomile cleanser and Simple's oil cleanser is good too. I've recently tried Superdrug Me+ Hyaluronic & Niacinamide Cleanser, which has also been good.

None of those break me out or irritate my sensitive skin. I find I need to switch my cleanser around every so often

Try the Cosrx Good Morning cleanser. It's Korean and you can get it in Boots. I'm really enjoying it.

I have really dry skin and use Superfacialist cleansing oil. I love it. It removes make up really easily, doesn’t dry my skin and makes it feel fresh and bright. Much better than more expensive ones I’ve tried like Kiehl’s.

@FreshFaceTime

Not sure about your specific skin type but I think I saw this oat one recommended on here recently: www.boots.com/the-inkey-list-oat-cleansing-balm-150ml-10278182 so am thinking I might give it a bash at some point...

Hmmm lots of reviews saying that they use it before another cleanser in a double cleanse routine so maybe not for me.

@SandrasAnnoyingFriend

Body shop camomile cleansing balm. Lovely stuff.

Ooo, looks interesting!

The ordinary squalene cleanser does wonders for my dry skin theordinary.deciem.com/rdn-squalane-cleanser-50ml.html

I have similar skin and use The Inkey List Fulvic Acid Cleanser. I love it. I had been a devotee of double cleansing but have completely changed now. It takes of my make up (admittedly I don’t wear much), my skin feels beautifully clean, and not dry or tight at all.

I started using The Inkey List oat cleansing balm and it’s gorgeous!

And I don’t use it to double cleanse

This from boots. It's weird, goes on like a jelly type balm/oil, then you massage water in and it goes to a milk and rinses off
Usually on offer too. To be honest all the cleansers in this range are great

@SandrasAnnoyingFriend

Body shop camomile cleansing balm. Lovely stuff.

This, either the balm or the oil, both are lovely

@Carbis

I have really dry skin and use Superfacialist cleansing oil. I love it. It removes make up really easily, doesn’t dry my skin and makes it feel fresh and bright. Much better than more expensive ones I’ve tried like Kiehl’s.

I second this, it's brilliant stuff, always have this in my routine. Smells amazing too.

I love the Bobby Brown cleansing oil - to purchase it is about £35 BUT that lasts over a year so works out cheapy cheap. They also do sample minis for a tenner, and one of them once lasted me over 6 weeks (great for travelling!) You massage it in on a dry face and then rinse it off with water. I love it, I have middle aged dry skin that dries out horribly with anything soapy and then gets spotty with moisturisers. This does not strip my skin - clean but not stripped, so I don't need a hugh greasy moisturiser.

I really like the M & S Pure range. I've got an oil balm that I use on dry skin, usually in the evening, and a gel that I used on wet skin in the shower, usually in the morning. Both great and within your budget! Both vegan if that matters to you.

I have your skin type and use superdrug hot cloth cleanser. I love it as it doesn't dry my skin out. I don't have the cloth really hot as I don't think it's good for skin. Cheap too. Around £4.

as an addition - the benefit of an oil that emulsifies is that you don't have to cart soggy cloths around with you when you are travelling. I oil cleansed with almond oil for a while and got really fed up of doing that!

@Shmithecat2 superfacialist have a sale on at the moment! I may purchase that oil thanks
www.superfacialist.co.uk

Washing with aqueous cream has been a cheap and cheerful game changer for me

Thanks all - lots to think about there!

Superdrug vitamin E hot cloth cleansing balm. My normally sensitive skin really likes this range and this one was wonderful through the winter months. I'm now on a Hado Labo cleanser but when that's finished I'll buy the Superdrug one again (cheap as chips too)

I use Liz Earle hot cloth cleanser (Superdrug one is almost as good) or Murad refreshing cleanser. The latter one is ££ but they have some in TK Maxx at the moment for £12.

Also really like the Ethique Bliss cleansing bar if you fancied trying a solid cleanser? I find it non drying and lasts ages!