Product Review: Freederm (Skincare)

Hey, if you're reading this.
So for my first blog post, I wasn't really sure what to write it about, but I figured for people to actually want to read or follow my blog, there had to be at least one remotely interesting post. So, here I am.
Freederm-some peole love it, some hate it. I have seen many mixed reviews about these products you see. It has been out for a while, although I suppose, technically, it is quite a recent company/product.

I picked up my first Freederm product about a year ago, I think. (I'm not really sure) Either way, I have been using Freederm for a while, and I have to say, I love it! Almost 12 months ago, a friend recommended Freederm to me, and I have been using it ever since. I have been using the Freederm Sensitive Facial Wash, and it is supposed to combat "excess oil" I have combination to oily skin, so I thought this would work a treat. I wouldn't say it gives you instant results, but I can definitely say that after a couple of months, I noticed a difference. After washing my face in the morning/evening with it, I wouldn't be as oily and also I didn't have as many breakouts.
Along with using the Freederm Sensitive Facial Wash, I also used the Freederm Perfecting Moisturiser. Which, although was good, I didn't repurchase, as (I'm not sure if this is going to make sense) but the transition from my old moisturiser to the Freederm one was quite horrible. Although on the packaging it says "100% oil free" the moisturiser felt quite light (which is a good thing) but didn't sit well on my face. I think that may just be me, so I'd test it out for yourself, if you're going to try it. But, eventually I got used to the moisturiser, however I didn't think it was reaaaally "amazing" or anything. Just average, I guess. I'm not really sure...

I've also used Freederm Exfoliating Daily Wash, which "combats blackheads" and I thought this was a good product also. The beads in it are quite small, so it is gentle and I would say definitely suitable for everyday. I found that, again, after a couple of months most of my blackheads were gone and my skin tone was more even. Although, I still have a few pesky ones on my nose, chin and cheeks. Gah!

I'd say that the Freederm products don't really have a smell to it, or if they do it is very faint and not particularly appealing. The consistency of the Facial Washes is quite "runny" I guess, so you have to be careful when squeezing the product out other wise you'll use it up very quickly. The prices seem to be constantly changing, whenever I go to purchase it, so get them when they're on offer (I suggest). However, I do think it is a reasonable price-it ranges from about £4 to just over £6. I get mine from Superdrug, but I believe they are available at any drug store. I've seen them in my local pharmacy too!
If I were to rate the Freederm products I have mentioned here out of 5, I would give it a 3.5/5

I have wanted to try the Freederm Fast Track Spot Gel for a while, but I've seen mixed reviews-if any of you guys have tried it, what did you think? And do you think it is worth getting?

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