First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser Review

While shopping for cosmetics, there are two types of purchases: planned purchases and impulsive purchases. But, today I will introduce a third type called ‘compulsion purchase’.:D The story behind the introduction of this category is that I had to add this into my cart in order to hit a certain amount on my bill to get some rebate on make-up brushes (my ultimate obsession).

I shall be sharing those beauties soon as need to be clicked first. So far, let’s see if I made the most of my money over this face cleanser or just got even with the rebate.

Product Description:

This Face Cleanser gently cleanses the skin, removing surface oils, makeup, dirt, and grime—and its whipped texture transforms into a rich cream when mixed with water. It is infused with a powerful botanical antioxidant blend that works hard to block damaging free radicals. It calms redness and is pH-balanced to maintain the natural acidity of the skin. Daily use will result in fewer flare ups and reduced skin reactivity. This product is appropriate for all skin types, including the most sensitive skin. It has been allergy-tested, dermatologist-recommended, and contains FAB Antioxidant Booster (white tea, licorice root, and feverfew) to combat free radicals.

Suggested Usage:

Dampen the face and dispense a dime-sized portion of cleanser onto fingertips. Delicately massage into all zones of the face. Remove with a soft wash cloth or a splash of water. Recommended for daily use in the am and pm.

Price:
$5.5 for 1 oz plus shipping.
Also available in 2 oz.($10), 5 oz.($20), 8 oz.($26)

Ingredients:

My Experience with First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser:

The product looks interesting with claims of being infused with powerful botanical antioxidant and natural oils; seems perfect for every skin type including most sensitive ones.

Packaging: The packaging for First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser is simple. I know everything need not be so colourful and girly, but the simplicity with pastel blue and white colored tube left not much space for me to photograph it. It comes in a soft, squeezable, plastic tube with a nozzle. The tube and nozzle both are perfect, no complaints about it. It is light and travel friendly with a screw cap closing tight in place.

Consistency, Texture & Leathering Capability: It has a soft, whipped cream like consistency and texture. The claims that it transforms into a rich cream with a dime size amount doesn’t fit perfectly into picture. A decent amount is required if you want a luxurious lather to wash the face. It actually depends on the person using it; some might settle with the cream when mixed with water, but I like my facial cleanser to turn into rich leather when mixed with water.

Performance & Results: In terms if performance, First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser is going to make you happy. It removes mild make-up, dirt, moisture and oil from my face, giving me a clean skin after every wash. My skin feels fresh, shrill clean and brightened complexion welcomes me.

I can’t validate the claims of that botanical anti-oxidant for blocking damaging radicals as claimed by the brand. But, this product is definitely a good option for sensitive and combination skin. People undergoing any skin treatment can benefit from this mild and creamy cleanser. It doesn’t dry out the skin excessively from natural moisture and will suit all skin types.

Pros of First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser:

• A great face cleanser for sensitive skin or those undergoing any kind of skin treatment.
• Formulated with natural ingredients, glycerine, aloe leaf extract, and botanical anti-oxidants (white tea, licorice root, and feverfew).
• Free of Parabens, Phthalates, Sulphates and artificial colors.
• Suitable for all skin types.
• Whipped creamy texture which transforms into soft creamy lather when mixed with water.
• Cleans skin from dirt, impurities, mild makeup and oil.
• Doesn’t contain any fragrance.
• Doesn’t dry skin or rip off natural moisture.
• Travel friendly.

Cons of First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser:

• Needs a decent amount for a complete wash rather than a dime size amount.
• Not too pocket friendly for those on budget and no special skin concerns.

IMBB Rating: 4.75/5 (Marks deducted for price & quantity required for every wash)

Would I Repurchse/Recommend First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser?

Yeah, definitely a great option for sensitive/under treatment skins, but not a must have for everyone. I feel that so many good brands are available for face cleansers at this price tag, offering more quantity.

I recommend it to those who want products with natural ingredients, free of harmful chemicals at any price tag. For me, I won’t repurchase as I can save those bucks and invest in some other product next time. However, I am happy and satisfied I experienced First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser.

Ciao beauties.

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