This cleanser is slightly oddly named. Cleansing 'milk' is a bit of a misnomer as, as another review points out, it can be hard to get out of the bottle and when it does come out it's easy to get too much at once.
However when you do use it, it's a gentle cleanser with a light scent, assumably from the alpine herbs. The light green colour is a little odd, but not bad.
Using it didn't strip my skin like some cleansers can. I'm not convinced the clean was deep enough, but I wasn't aware of the 'correct' way to use this cleanser (should have checked BR earlier!) so I shouldn't really comment on that!
All up a pleasant gentle product suited for drier skin types, but with a price tag like that you want to try before you buy.
I got this as part of a very generous Clarins GWP. It’s not something I would ever choose for myself – I gravitate towards foaming cleansers, and I like them to be brightening or exfoliating.
The face wash itself is a pale mint green colour, which I find unusual. It’s quite a thick cream so can be hard to get out of the bottle. I find I need to bang it a few times to get it to come to the top of the bottle. Often too much comes out which is annoying, especially for such an expensive product.
After removing my makeup, I smooth this all over my face. It’s a cream cleanser so does not foam up. I like to massage it in for a few minutes before rinsing off with warm and then cool water.
I do feel like it leaves my skin clean. It’s very calming on the skin – I think it would be great for more sensitive or dry skins. I’m keen to try other Clarins cleansers as I have heard good things.
For reference, I have normal to oily skin that gets dehydrated and dry and flaky in the winter.