Disclosure: Nerium International provided product to facilitate this review. All opinions stated are my own.
If you haven’t heard, I changed careers about 6 months ago. I traded in my lab coat and field work wear for business casual and office work. The change has been great, but along with a change in my attire, I also interact with the public and feel the need to wear make up every day. While I enjoy this part of my morning, my skin has had to do some adjusting. I have had to become more vigilant in my face cleansing rituals and keep searching for the best products for my skin.
Nerium International has a new Double Cleansing Botanical Face Wash that they sent me over to try. So, for those of you who aren’t familiar with the brand, Nerium International is a global relationship marketing company with age-defying products crafted from cutting-edge research and science.
Their Double Cleansing Botanical Face Wash is an advanced, lightweight one-step facial cleanser that goes on as a nourishing oil and transforms to a foamy lather with the addition of water, to remove both makeup and impurities, leaving behind soft, smooth, comfortably clean and hydrated skin. This multi-functional facial wash does double-duty as a makeup remover and is delicate enough to be used morning and night.
Since this Cleanser does double duty, I was excited to give it a try. Right after the first pump, I was a little concerned with the consistency, because it seemed watery. Call me a skeptic, by I am more used to a gel or mask. Not wanting to make a quick judgement, I quickly did a second pump and began to massage it on my face. To my surprise, it lathered and my face did feel clean and moisturized when I was done. I did use some water after I began the initial massaging. The smell is light and pleasant and I find that my skin has been well hydrated with minimum break outs.
Nerium Double Cleansing Botanical Face Wash retails for $40 and can be purchase at Nerium.com. To stay social with Nerium International, be sure to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
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