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Omorovicza claims/product details:

Verdict

I do enjoy this cleanser but I wouldn't drop $82 AUD on the full-size. Yes it's nice, but it's not that nice. Mind you, I don't think it's super badly priced considering that you do get a large 150ml in the full-size and a little does go a long way, so I could see the large tube lasting me a year. Something to keep in mind.

It's a pale blue product and it has that spa mud scent that I've come to associate with Omorovicza products. Yes it smells like dirt, but it's a clean kind of dirt and I quite like the fragrance. Worth noting too is that the scent is very faint so it shouldn't bother most people.

I generally use this in the morning as my second cleanse. I use a balm or oil cleanser first and then go in with this to gently clean my skin. It does a good job of cleansing the skin, I must say. Yes it's a foaming cleanser but I would call the 'foam' more of a lather, so you can tell that it's gentle and doesn't contain SLS.

I also tested the pH of this cleanser and it sits somewhere between a five and a six (closer to six), so I agree that it's gentle and doesn't strip the skin. It certainly never feels like it strips my skin.

While I mostly use this in the morning these days, I have tried it as my first cleanse in the evening and also as my in-shower cleanser. It works well for all purposes and while it does lift makeup and impurities from the skin very well, I do need to use it under the shower if I'm going to get my mascara off - although I can say that for just about every cleanser on the market so it doesn't lose any points there.