W7Peachy Clean Makeup Remover & Cleansing Balm – Melt Away Makeup in a Peachy Dream! Hydrating, Gentle & Packed with Skin Loving Goodness

Smells stunning and cleans makeup really well , especially for the low price. Definitely worth buying,my skin was not prone to breakouts and was glowy when I used this, and jt lasted me a few months used daily

Feel lovely to use remove make up well. I use and then use a face wash. Might be a bit greasy if you don’t, however for dry skin might work well on its own. Smell lovely and don’t irritate my skin.

This is very good for the price, if it’s within your budget then go for it. As someone else pointed out it is very greasy and takes a lot of water to remove it. You really do have to use another cleanser to remove the residue. The good bits, it removes all make-up including eye products and it was okay on my sensitive skin/eyes. I will stick with my 3times more expensive brand. But as I said there’s nothing wrong with the cleanser, comes down to personal preference.

It does its job quite well and offers great savings compared to water or oil-based makeup removers. However, it can feel a bit greasy and may be hard to rinse off unless you use a small amount and enough water. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering at all.

These caught my eye when looking for a new cleansing balm. They were very good value for money and I was excited to try them.They both removed makeup really well, including mascara. The balm is easy to rinse off. The only negative for me is the scent of both balms. It's very artificial and overly sweet, verging on sickly. I'm not normally fussed by smells but this has deterred me from rushing to repurchase.The product does however do the job and for a bargain price!

Nice easy make up removal. Very gentle. Some night find it greasy but it's smooth and cleans my face of make quick and easily and effortlessly. No heavy rubbing. Great to apply to cotton ear buds for eyeliner and mascara removal

Very easy to use. Once rubbed into my face it removes all traces of makeup and washes off without leaving an oily residue like many makeup removers do, nor drying out my skin. It has a distinct peach smell which I like but others may not enjoy as much. I find it very good quality for money and this has become a repeat purchase for me.

Oh, where do I even begin with this product? It proudly boasts about removing waterproof makeup in its description, but conveniently forgets to mention one tiny detail: DO NOT use it on your eyes. You know, that place where a good chunk of your makeup tends to reside? Yeah, that's off-limits for this so-called magical cleansing balm. Surprise!Of course, you only find out about this delightful little caveat once you actually receive the product and read the fine print. It's like a secret disappointment package, just for you. So much for effortlessly bidding farewell to your waterproof mascara and eyeliner. It's almost as if they want you to keep that panda eye look going strong.But wait, there's more! Using this product for a morning cleanse is apparently a terrible idea as well. Not only does it fail to make your skin feel fresh and clean, but it actually manages to achieve the impressive feat of making your skin feel dirtier than before. Congrats, cleansing balm, you've surpassed all expectations in the wrong direction.And let's not forget the grand finale: the Sahara Desert effect. Yes, this wonderful product excels at leaving your skin feeling dry and parched, as if you've been wandering through the desert without a drop of water. Ah, the joy of having your skin scream for moisture while you're desperately searching for a redeeming quality.I must admit, I had high hopes for this product. I wanted to fall head over heels in love with it, but alas, it turned out to be nothing more than a cruel waste of money. Even at its price tag, it couldn't justify its existence in my beauty routine. So, unless you enjoy disappointment and feeling like you've thrown your hard-earned cash into a bottomless pit, I'd recommend steering clear of this disappointing excuse for a cleansing balm.