Most "cleansing milks" are actually lotions. Does anybody know of a runny as water cleansing liquid in a milky preparation? Micellar waters have taken over and they are lovely but I'd love to come close to the memories.

And ditto for Ponds Vanishing Cream. That was so good in the mornings that I could go without make up and it kept my shine free all day. And when I put make up no primer was required. It’s 2016, so you probably already know about SATC and make-up brushes. They’re great. What you may not know, however, is how bloody brilliant Anne French’s cleanser is.So I've sourced that too. Up till now never occurred to me to see if they were still been manufactured else where in the world.

My mother passed about 18 months ago and I've craved Anne French cleansing milk ever since. It's sadly discontinued and I've searched high and low to no avail. It's occurred to me that I've only ever adapted my skin care when stuffs been discontinued or because I've got older and you are supposed to change and you age.Hi! My name’s Grace and I’m a skincare addict. I’m also overworked and hardly ever take a weekend off, but I always make an exception for a bank holiday. There’s something wonderfully British about sitting in a beer garden on a Sunday and, knowing you don’t have any work or driving to worry about the next day, downing several glasses of wine before you’ve even had lunch. Just because you can. One of the downsides of daytime drinking, however, is realising you’re too drunk to function at 3pm and having to make that all-important choice: scuttle home to drink water before the late-afternoon hangover hits, or continue drinking to avoid said hangover. It occurred to me the other day that I like Steam Cream because it's like a cold cream, but lighter. On the positive side, though, this cleanser doesn’t irritate sensitive skin. It doesn’t foam up and dry you out. It has an unobtrusive, light citrus smell (for a cleanser that was was all the rage in the 80s, I was expecting something more powdery and ‘granny-ish’), and it helps obliterate all traces of make-up from my deep, clogged-up pores. I have acneic, oily skin that is so sensitive that it reacts to new products straight away, and I’m pleased to say that, thus far, this Deep Cleansing Milk hasn’t caused any angry spots to appear.