Organic Cleanser - Pai's Rose and Camellia

Pai Cleanser Review

How to use: Pump a few dollops and apply to face, rinse with muslin cloth (optional)
Feel on skin: Deliciously creamy and soft

Scent: Delicate, feminine and subtle rose fragrance
Skin types: All skin types
Results: Skin feels thoroughly clean
Value for money: Yes
Who would like it? Women that like the pretty things in life!

How to clean muslin cloth: I thought it would be a pain cleaning the cloth after every use but a few drops of Dr Bronner’s soap cleans it well (then you machine wash it weekly).
Would I buy it again? Absolutely, this was one of those products that got my attention for all the right reasons.

Score: 9/10

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I’m convinced Jane Austen and all her female (and possibly male characters) would have used this organic cleanser religiously had Pai launched the range back in the 19th century. There is something about the rose and camellia ingredients that just seem so prim, proper and well, English (even though camellia oil is a rare oil used in Japan).

The cleanser feels deliciously creamy and gentle on the skin, even when removing eye make up. An organic muslin cloth is also available to rinse off the cleanser, which has a soft exfoliating effect (£3). The ingredient list is wonderfully minimal and is certified organic by the Soil Association. Pai Skincare are also the first cosmetics company to be accredited by SEE Companies, (which ensures companies meet strict criteria regarding Social, Environmental and Ethical issues). With these seals of approval, Pai certainly live up to their name which means ‘goodness’ in Maori.

Price: £19.95
Available: Pai Skincare
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Full Ingredient List
rose water*, water, camellia oil*, castor oil*, sweet almond oil*, coconut and corn-derived emulsifier, shea butter*, vegetable glycerine, natural vitamin e, manuka oil, rosemary extract*, lavender oil*, geranium oil*, may chang oil*, rose oil*