I love using cleansing balm for its multipurpose and how good my skin feels afterwards.
The Sunday Riley Blue Moon Tranquality cleansing balm is a blue coloured cleansing balm, it looks very refreshing and intriguing the first time I opened the lid. The balm itself felt a bit hard so in terms of scooping them out with my fingers it's not the easiest but it didn't bother me too much.
I'll be honest here, I like it but I don't love the product enough that I would repurchase it. It's not quite as effective as the Emma Hardie Moringa Oil cleansing balm in removing eye makeup. I often had to double cleanse by reapplying a bit more of the balm to make sure all of my eye makeup have been removed, or I would need to use a makeup remover to remove my makeup as a first step.
It does leave my skin feeling pretty refreshed and hydrated - the good thing about this is that it doesn't feel greasy at all. If you were to compare it with the Emma Hardie Mooring Oil - this blue cleansing balm might suit an oily skin type a bit more purely based on how it feels on the skin after using it. Having said that, I have dry skin and I feel that it is enough to moisturise my skin.
I am more than half way through the product - I think I would go back to my good Emma Hardie Cleansing Balm or the Liz Earle Hot Cloth Cleanser - both of which scored higher in the effectiveness of cleanliness overall (makeup and dirt).
Have you tried this before? Which cleansing balm has a special place in your heart?
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