Naturium Purple Ginseng Cleansing Balm review
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I have said this plenty of times, I love cleansing balms, I find them convenient and very useful to break down make-up and SPF. They are a great first cleanse and I wouldn’t be without them now.
Pros
Vegan, fragrance and cruelty free
It did such a good job at breaking down my make-up
Didn’t cause my eyes to sting
Affordable
Felt very nice on my skin, it didn’t dry it out
Cons
The spatula is sold separately, would be handy for it to come with the cleansing balm
 | Key Ingredients and effects |
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Glycerin - increases skin hydration
Vitamin E - an antioxidant and protects the skin from free radicals
Purple Ginseng - great for reducing oiliness over time
 | Feel & Texture |
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Solid texture which then melts down into an oil
Feels lightweight
Non-stripping
 | How to use |
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Use dry hands, scoop a generous amount onto dry skin and then add water to emulsify.
Price and verdict
It’s £21/$20 for 88ml and I think this is affordable considering there are cleansing balms well over £40. I tested it to remove my make-up and boy did it remove it so well! To the point that when I went in for a second cleanser with a different cleanse and barely anything came off the second cleanse - that’s how well it removed my make-up! It didn’t strip my skin, it actually felt soft and hydrating.
I would have liked a spatula to be included, I just feel all cleansing balms should come with it - hygiene reasons I guess. What I do like is that they at least sell a spatula separately on their own website.
Naturium Purple Ginseng Cleansing Balm conclusion
Trying out different cleansing balms is one of the things that I love to do.
Now that I have used Naturium’s cleansing balm, I would definitely repurchase. Another great product from Naturium!
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