L'Oreal Micellar Water

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Packaging:
Long, round faint blue plastic bottle with a baby blue metabolised snap shut lid. There's simple and little text in the front so you can actually see the product inside. The backside has a picture user guide and ingredient list. The spout opening is standard size but surprisingly dispenses a decent amount.

Smell:
None.

Colour:
Clear.

Formula/ Texture:
With 95% purified water that is non rising and hypoallergenic formula. It has only 7 ingredients with water the main one. It's suited for normal, combo and sensitive skin types. It can be used on the face, eyes and lips making it handy and versatile.

No rubbing required, stinging or redness with use of this product. It's fragrance, paraben and alcohol free making it more attractive. After use my skin feels smooth and calm. A little bit of product goes a long way and does a very good job at removing makeup and cleaning the skin. I do go in with a facial cleanser after using any type of micellar water to remove final traces of dirt and grime.

Available:
From Priceline, discount chemists and pharmacies for $18 400ml/ oz.

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