Clean & Clear Essentials Moisturiser Review

I had a Clean and Clear kit which had a cleanser, toner, this and a spot treatment. I wasn't totally thrilled with the moisturizer. My skin did look amazing but I think that may have just been because it was the first time I'd had a set beauty routine (instead of just using a cleanser every night). I may try this again with my current skin care routine and see if it makes a difference.

I picked up this moisturizer on sale from my local supermarket, and have repurchased since, but it is quite average.

This comes in a squeeze bottle, which is average size but because you only need a small amount of product this lasts ages. The bottle sometimes squeezes out too much, so you have to be careful. This product doesn't have much scent, just a light one and definitely not overpowering at all. It isn't oily or gross, so is good for oily and acne prone skin. I wouldn't use this in winter though, my oily skin gets quite flaky so it just doesn't work. This wouldn't be the best for dry skin as it isn't the most moisturizing. I didn't find this reduced my breakouts, pimples and blackheads much which was quite disappointing.

I probably won't be buying this again, although it is OK I've found better moisturizers. I would recommend it for oily skin though, as it is good for me in summer when I'm most oily.

I LOVE this moisturizer for clearing up my blackheads, it's lightweight and not oily. It sinks into the skin nicely and doesn't leave a slimy cast over your face. It's not that great for really dry skin but acne prone skin this product is really good for. It leaves a tingling feeling whilst you're putting it on and it's amazing for clearing up blemishes and black heads.

The moisturiser is in a squeeze bottle, but you have to be careful because sometimes I squeeze a bit too much. This product is a combination of watery and creamy texture. It doesn't have much a scent, I couldn't really smell anything. but it does leave my skin feels really soft and smooth. The product does not last long on my skin because I have really oily skin. It has last me for around an hour and a half before my skin gets really oily from the product.

I think it an average price for a moisturiser, it not expensive or cheap. I got mine for $10. I was disappointed in the product because it said on the packaging that it is oil-free. It has made my skin produces more oil and breakout. It doesn't really work for my skin type.

But I will recommend it to people with dry skin because I remember I had really dry skin once. I had forgotten to put any moisturiser on my face after a party. So I used this moisturiser, it hurts at first but it helps moisturiser my face back to normal.

It's just another moisturiser. Nothing to really rave about but nothing to really rant about either. It works well with my skin, in the sense that I haven't reacted to it in any way. I do find that it dries really quickly so you either have to apply it all over your face and rub it in as quickly but as gently as possible, or you need to use slightly more product so it doesn't set into your skin without rubbing it in properly.

I haven't noticed a difference acne wise. I still get the odd pimples here and there but that's just inevitable anyway.

Overall, it's a good product. But I probably wouldn't repurchase it if I had to pay full price for it.

I believe that this was my first ever moisturiser – that seems like such a long time ago now! While I wouldn’t use it now, I do think it was a decent light moisturiser that could work well for some skin types.

The recurring theme with this product seems to be simple and lightweight. The bottle is plastic and compact, and mine had a squeezy top (although I see the one in the picture has a pump, which would be more convenient). The only real cons to the packaging are that it’s quite solid opaque plastic, so it’s pretty much impossible to see how much product is left, and it can be hard get the last bits out (although if you stand the bottle upside down it usually works).

The actual moisturiser is a white lotion-consistency, and spreads out quite thinly, so a little goes a long way. I found that if I applied too much the excess moisturiser took a while to soak in, so it’s best to start off with a small amount. It has a pleasant subtle fresh scent, and didn’t irritate my skin or cause breakouts.

The main reason I wouldn’t repurchase is that it really is just too lightweight for me. I have dry-combination skin, and this didn’t really help add extra moisture or prevent dry patches when my skin was quite dehydrated. If it was in good condition already it was alright, but in general I found I had to use a richer moisturiser quite often, otherwise my skin just felt dry and my makeup didn’t sit nicely on top.

This is really affordable, and I think that if you have a more oily skin-type this might actually be a great moisturiser. I also think it was a great first moisturiser to start out with, as it didn’t disturb my teen skin; however, as I said, I won’t personally be repurchasing this now that my skin has slightly different needs.

My skin is better now. Much less dry. Thanks Clean & Clear. My skin loves you. Well my face does at least.

This moisturiser is great for normal to slightly dry skin. Its a really smooth non-oily texture that applies to the skin well and dries quickly. Not alot is needed for great coverage. I apply it once a day and it works really well in stopping the flaky skin that can appear due to make up and other daily wear and tear. Also great for slightly acne prone skin, as it is not too harsh but helps to keep the skin tone even and blemish free