While I hoped that the cleanser and moisturizer would be beneficial, I didn't hold out any hopes. I had tried a million different things (maybe not a million, but a lot) to try to keep my face from drying out. I'd mostly relied on heavier and heavier moisturizers. They all worked to some degree, but if I ever forgot...
So, I put the cleanser in the shower and the moisturizer where I would remember to use it after the shower.
The next morning, I used the cleanser. Oh my! It is the most luxurious cleanser I have ever tried, even considering I've had a few facials at spas.
I hadn't bothered to read the ingredients, but I thought I detected witch hazel. Sure enough, that miraculous plant had an extract in there. I use witch hazel as an astringent sometimes, and it works wonders on bug bites. I also notice that the label of both the cleanser and the moisturizer features cotton extract. I had initially dismissed this as a marketing ploy, but if it really is a major ingredient in this cleanser, it's wonderful.
Pleased with this experience, I decided that I would definitely continue to use this product, at least, beyond the BzzCampaign. I even had to tell my hair stylist, who suffers from eczema, that she MUST try this.
I followed up with the moisturizer. I can't say that I'm as enamored of the moisturizer as I am with the cleanser. Not by a long shot. It seems perfectly fine, but that's it. I will continue to use it to see if there's any synergistic effect with the moisturizer. I'll probably do a trial with the cleanser and my usual moisturizer to see if there's a difference. If not, for such a small amount of cleanser in the packaging (1.8 oz), I'll probably stick with my usual, less-than-expensive moisturizer. I'll follow up with my results on that, later.
