Clean & Clear Essentials Moisturiser Review

My skin type can be really sensitive at times, as well as oily. So I bought this moisturiser at the supermarket hoping it would help reduce the amount of oil my face releases. Instead it sort of stung when I applied it on some places where my skin is very sensitive and it dried up really quickly which made my skin dry up really fast. I would not recommend this to any of my friends with the same skin type as me.

Definitely an affordable moisturizer but does not do justice to my combo skin. It does say it is for acne fighting skin, but i differ coz after a trial of 1 week, i had major breakout on my cheeks, which are drier than my t zone. I cannot recommend this product to any one with my skin type, but i have seen people having benefits from it. It does contain parabens, which give me red alert.

I have breakout prone skin and used this on and off since i was a teen, it never helped with my breakouts and i think it actually caused more as my skin was just overly oily after using this. Very lightweight but i always felt a little clogged after use and i hated the chemical smell. Would not use this again and have moved on to other brands that more suit my skin type now im not a teen

I remember using this product when I was a teen, It was quite expensive at the time so I thought it would do a great job, my skin is quite dry and sensitive, this product made my skin worse then what it was and was quite irritating,It didnt really have a nice scent it kind of reminded me of a hospital scent

I have used Clean and Clear in the past. My skin type was normal. The consistency of the cream is thin. Normal cream texture. Easy to apply to the skin. Has a mild fragrance. Covered my skin well. Lasted about four weeks that's applying it day and night. Used about a coin sized amount on my face daily. I think for its price range it could be less. Maybe $6 to $7 a bottle rather than ten. Packaging is cool. Brought this with the intension to moisturise my skin well. I didn't really get any noticeable results with this. Not a product I would recommend.

This is the first moisturiser I ever used. I used it for about a year but I would probably not use it again now. I have normal-dry skin and I would find that even though this was a very wet moisturiser, felt a little slimy and took forever to sink it, once it had sunk in, my skin dried up again. Even though this is probably just because it is for a different skin type, it kind of defeats the point in using moisturiser for me.

The bottle that I had was a squeezy bottle, which was good for hygene reasons (no germy hands in the product) but I always accidentally squeezed too much out :( I much prefer a pump bottle as it is easier to control.

I didn't notice any change in acne-controlling, but to be fair, I used this until I was 14 so my acne hadn't really started yet.

I tried this again a few months ago because my step-sister has it now and did not like it all. I'll stick to my good old Nivea, thanks :P

I used this moisturiser many moons ago back in high school and even though it did the job for me back then it's not a moisturiser I would buy for myself today because my needs are different.

My skin back then wasn't as sensitive or as oily as it is today. I used this product for probably 2 years and I had the bottle with the cap and not the pump. I really like the packaging because it's clean and simple and even though it's nice and compact you get quite a bit of product for such an affordable price.

One of the reasons I liked this product was the light fresh fragrance; it's nothing overpowering but it did feel good applying this after the Clean & Clear Morning Burst Facial Cleanser. I didn't have any issues with squeezing out the product unless I wasn't paying attention and managed to squeeze out enough for me and my neighbour!

It's a light-weight lotion that spreads beautifully across the skin. I would dot it around my face and then massage it in. The great thing about this moisturiser is that it didn't leave any greasy residue behind. I didn't wear makeup in high school so I can't tell you how well it performed underneath makeup. It did a good job at keeping my face hydrated however it could be that I was also somewhat oily.

I still got blemishes / spots while using this product so it didn't really help me in that respect but it did leave my skin feeling soft and supple. I personally don't think this moisturiser offers the benefits of the moisturisers we see around us today. But I do think this is good for beginners about to embark on their skincare journey until they find what works for them.

It's a basic affordable moisturiser, which is good, we need those. I've had this moisturiser for ages and the bottle is good quality, no signs of cracking and the pump top still works. So for bottle quality better than a lot of them. What was inside the bottle however was average smelling and an average moisturiser. It does however last well. I've had it a long time and it still can be felt on my face for a good length of the day. When I first got it mine was very runny, now its rather thick; not too sure about that. But as a basic, cheap, last you ages moisturiser it's perfect.

This moisturiser is very basic. It's a white lotion that applies quite nicely on skin. I have combination skin and this moisturiser doesn't work wonders on my oily or dry skin.

It claims to moisturize dry skin, but my dry patches don't feel any more hydrated, just smoother after using this. My T-zone really doesn't change when using this. I usually like a strong moisturiser for both my dry and oily skin since it helps with regulating oil production. Using this moisturiser did help me with acne and breakouts when I was a teenager as I never seemed to get many after using this one.

I'd assume this moisturiser would be great for something with very normal skin that's prone to breakouts, as it's not intensely hydrating. It's a good starter for teenagers getting used to a skincare routine and it's pretty cheap as well.