This review will be almost summer, filled berry aroma which wants to be inhaled again and again …
I present you Gel gommage for a shower "Malines BIO" from Yves Rocher who sent generous producer to me as a gift to anniversary of my first order (you represent, he remembered this event, and I do not!).
Having received gel with gratitude, I be touched to how it looks. Agree, packing is tempting: looking at its design and saturated color of gel, and there is a wish to discover it and if not to lick, then to smell precisely. Impresses, in a word.
The plastic tuba costs on a lid which easily (that in itself is surprising for Yves Rocher) leans back.
All inscriptions on packing are made in English, but there is information and in translation from which it is possible to understand that means almost naturally (more than 98 percent of components of natural origin).
Let's look, whether so at it in practice?
From natural components in structure there is an aloe juice (on the sixth place) – fine moistening, perfectly looking after skin. This ingredient, by the way, often meets at Yves Rocher.
Also there is a powder of apricot stones (on the eleventh place) – the peeling means which is often used in srubs and gommages.
On the thirteenth place the kiwi seeds having the cleaning and restoring properties appear. Besides, they perfectly cope with inflammations and peeling, moisturize the skin.
Only on the twentieth place, is closer to the termination of the list, we see raspberry extract which is appreciated in care of problem skin as is a natural anti-septic tank. Plus to everything it perfectly moisturizes the skin, refreshes it and stimulates growth of cells of skin, that is, promotes updating.
On it natural components as a part of means ended. Yes, all the rest is "chemistry": ammonium laurylsulphate, kokamidopropilbetain, sodium benzoate, metilpropanediol, fragrance, dyes and other.
It turns out that those promised "98 percent" are artificial components. It becomes a pity when you are tried to be deceived … Here to what this badge, tell, please?
Gel gommage is quite liquid gel means of pink color with pronounced aroma of raspberry. In it seeds of a kiwi and small particles which I at first took for raspberry seeds are clearly visible. But then, when considered better, understood that it not they. Most likely, it either powder of apricot stones, or the polyethylene scrubbing particles (they, by the way, too are declared in structure). The very first impression – means pleasant
BIO" well foams "Malines (why and is not present if there is an ammonium laurylsulphate?). Foam magnificent and fragrant, just like a cloudlet. But here the peeling particles in it are not felt at all. Absolutely droplets! I, of course, understand that it is not a srub, but it has to peel!
In general it is pleasant to take a shower with gel: he washes gently. It seems, copes with pollution, at least, the feeling of purity is present. There are no claims.
Having been upset due to the lack of gomazhzhny effect, I began to apply means otherwise: I apply it not to skin, and to a bast. And what? Time gel why so not to make? Frankly speaking, this way is pleasant to me more. And to daughters too. By the way, the means expense in that case is great reduced.
Means from skin quickly is washed away. I will not tell that the skin is moisturized after a shower, but it also does not dry as it happens after use of some detergents.
On the website Yves Rocher Gel gommage for a shower "Malines BIO" costs 249 rubles for a tube of 200 milliliters. It seems to me that for ordinary, let and fragrant, shower gel the price is obviously overstated especially as about a speech gommage does not go at all. Unambiguously – to buy such means I do not see sense. To receive as a gift to indulge itself, of course, it is pleasant. And so … I cannot advise.
