Trilogy Cream Cleanser: Review

I’ve long spoken about my fight with my skin, it hates almost everything, with it either being too harsh and leaving it dry or it brings me out in spots. I’ve learnt over time that my skin is more likely to react well to a natural product and so I try and gravitate towards buying and using them. While I was nosing around the My Pure website to choose a review product for the month, I noticed they sold this cream cleanser from Trilogy and having heard many good things about the brand I knew I had to give it a try.

Trilogy Cream Cleanser

This cleanser uses ingredients such as Evening Primrose, Rosehip Oil, Almond oil and Carrot oil to help soothe, nourish and moisturise – it is made specifically to cleanse without drying or disrupting the skins natural pH levels.

It has a silky, creamy feel to it and a light rose fragrance, while I’m not a fan of rose fragranced items, I do find they like my skin, so I was interested to find out how this worked. I posted last week about how I had been having awful outbreaks of late and while there is only a week between posts due to the timing of the competition, I have actually been using the Trilogy for a number of weeks now and it seems to have helped heal the once sore patches and while I’m not spot-free, the breakouts I am getting, have decreased in size, which is fantastic.

In use, it is really simple, smoothly going onto the skin and while it can just be gently removed with a cotton pad, I decided to wash it off with a cloth and warm water, which I found made it very easy to remove.

Personally, I am really pleased with how this cleanser has worked for me and I recommend it to anyone who also finds natural products, especially those that include rose or rosehip work for them to give this a try.

The Trilogy Cream Cleanser can be brought from My Pure and costs £22.50 for 200ml (while I know this may sound like a high price – it’s actually around the same price as my other favourite cleanser by REN and while I would love for it to be cheaper, it does seem like a normal price bracket).

What do you think of the sound of the Trilogy Cream Cleanser, do you think you think it could work for your skin?

*PR Sample