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Tried & Tested - Milk Makeup Charcoal Cleanser

The Milk Charcoal cleanser wasn't something I had on my wish list or had even heard much about, but when my eyes locked onto it in T.K. Maxx, I knew it was mine. I've heard a lot about Milk Makeup but not so much about their skincare, so thought I'd share my thoughts on the product.

The cleanser comes in a really sleek and mess free tube. I love a tube as they rarely get dirty and I just find the whole process a lot less messy than trying to get a cleanser out of a tub or a pump, so extra brownie points for that!

Now onto the cleanser itself... The formula has a thick, jelly consistency to it and lathers up really nicely when wet. The cleanser is black but goes on clear, so doesn't leave any kind of colour residue behind. It feels so amazing when I wash my face with this product. It's a really deep cleansing face wash that feels like it's really getting into my skin and purifying it, as oppose to just gracing over the top layer of my skin without really doing anything. I've been using this for about two weeks now and really see a difference in my skin. I have dry acne prone skin and can say my acne scarring has reduced significantly, my skin has just looked so much more glowing and hydrated and plump, it's become a wonder product to me. I think this will be great for all skin types, as it's not too drying or too hydrating but just feels purifying.

One issue I have with the product is that it's really easy to over use and squeeze out to much and then I just get all sad about the product I'll never get back. The next issue is, the product is amazing, yet the stock in T.K.Maxx is always unreliable and I'm already panicking about running out and not being able to buy it again, so I will have to stock up when I see it. But this is just me being picky and playing devils advocate. So overall a really greater product!


































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