Best hot cloth cleanser

[harriethoyle]

I want to go back to hot cloth cleansing, rather than using cotton wool pads and make up remover. Used to use Liz Earle but am trying to economise so any good dupes would be very welcome! I have fairly clear combination skin with a slightly oily T zone.

Thanks!

Eve Lom - the original hot clother and the best.

It's ££ but lasts for ages and worth every penny.

@Westfacing

Eve Lom - the original hot clother and the best.

It's ££ but lasts for ages and worth every penny.

The OP wants to economise down from Liz Earle, though, so she's hardly going to switch to Eve L!

@MrsPelligrinoPetrichor that’s not good, it’s very difficult isn’t it with skin care. I’m always very surprised that I can tolerate any of Aldis products as over the years my skin has reacted to the mildest of things, I always have something very gentle & completely 100% natural on hand just in case I get a reaction of some kind. I think women are more prone to reactions due to our unpredictable hormones, if I’m trying new skincare I make sure to do it after my time of month(s)!

I realise that DameHelen but did point out that although expensive it lasts a long time, and it might be helpful info for others!

I really like Clinique's Take The Day Off. I've never got on with Emma Hardie...it just feels greasy to me.

Hot cloth cleanser... so face soap and a flannel! 🙄

Clinique face wash comes as a solid bar soap and lasts for months.

@BellaBella37

Hot cloth cleanser... so face soap and a flannel! 🙄

Clinique face wash comes as a solid bar soap and lasts for months.

No, not at all.

@Westfacing

I realise that DameHelen but did point out that although expensive it lasts a long time, and it might be helpful info for others!

At about £60 it'd have to last a REALLY long time to be cheaper than things like the Aldi £3.49 one...

I use coconut oil & warm wet cloth to remove makeup.

I can't use the Aldi one. I always go back to LE in the end. The Superdrug one is OK. But my skin looks better, calmer and clearer with LE. Every time.

I'm fine with Aldi glycolic though.

I love the Emma Hardie one, my complexion looks great after. Also like Pure by MnS, unperfumed and doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin, plus good price.