Friday 12 February 2016

Speed Review: Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser

Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser review

My preferred method of cleansing is using a cleansing oil or balm but I was recently sent Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser to try & I wanted to share my thoughts. 

The Empower range is a relatively new addition to the L.A. based facialist's line of products & is specifically aimed at those experiencing the first signs of ageing, which appeals to me as I fall within that demographic. 

Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser contains antioxidant-rich ingredients including Arctic Cloudberry, along with Nordic Cotton Extract to prevent dehydration & restore suppleness, and exfoliating Willowbark. I like the nod to the facialist's Scandinavian heritage through the inclusion of these ingredients. 

I've previously mentioned that I like the unapologetic way in which Ole Henriksen uses bright, bold colours in their packaging & the Empower range, which features bright pink, is no exception. Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser is presented in a plastic bottle in an outer box and I appreciated that this features a "use by" date. I noted that there's a rather long ingredients list so this is unlikely to appeal to those who prefer simple & natural products. 

The directions were clear & easy to follow. I appreciated the functionality of the pump dispenser and what's more, I liked that the transparent packaging enabled me to see how much product was remaining. 

Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser is a lightweight milk with a pleasant, fresh scent. I was able to work the cleanser into a soft & creamy, light lather. It was easy to rinse away.

Disappointingly, Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser can't be used around the delicate eye area and as such, a separate eye makeup remover is necessary. Personally, I prefer the convenience of an all-in-one product such as my cleansing oils.

Following use, my skin was left feeling squeaky clean and whilst some people may find this satisfying, I felt as though my skin had been stripped & that it was desperate for the oils & hydration to be replenished. For this reason, I'd be unlikely to repurchase.

Ole Henriksen Empower Foaming Milk Cleanser cost £20 for 190ml.


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  1. I also LOVE their packaging! They have some good serums for skin that isn't sensitive but this one sounds like a miss! Squeaky clean is like death to your skins natural moisture defence...

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