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Allanah C.

Aug 26, 2013

Allanah C.

Hi everyone,

Needing a heads up and some feedback from experienced skin care buyers.
I'm after a cleanser that cleans my skin and deep pores to help with keeping my skin clear also a cream I can leave on for acne?? Any ideas? I prefer organic creams and cleansers something that doesn't have chemicals in them.

Also another question for all you lovely ladies, Raw Coconut Cream anyone had any experience with this product and what were your results? I'm very keen in the product as its natural and organic but just want to hear some feedback from people who have used the product before.

Feed back please, ready... Set... Go..!??

Thankyou xx

Allanah C.

Aug 26, 2013

Allanah C.

Thank you all opinions are helpful :)

Vanessa W.

Aug 26, 2013

Vanessa W.

The body shop's tea tree oil blemish cream is great for overnight use on pimples or blackheads. Or use pure tea tree oil, that's the most organic and natural option and in my opinion, the best! Thursday Plantation is my fav brand. Like $8 at Walmart.

Neutrogena's oil-free acne wash, Cetaphil and Clearasil are great, affordable and effective cleansers at the drugstore. They're not in any way organic or chemical-free, but they do work so I thought I'd mention it.

I've never tried raw coconut cream by the way, sorry!

Allanah C.

Aug 26, 2013

Allanah C.

That's ok thank you for your opinion and help! Much appreciated :) x

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