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Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
Two dings of the bell, if they don't move, a few more... unless they have earphones in, then they get a squirt of the Air Zound.
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
You are pretty close - the Australian Road Rules require "a bell, horn, or similar warning device, in working order". As Il Padrone says your voice, even though often more effective, is not enough. If you don't like a bell, maybe an old style horn, strap a xylophone to your handlebars. You might even get away with wearing a Sousaphone
I couldn't agree more. I am stunned at some of the comments posted here that seem to suggest that the people in front have some obligation to "get the f out of my way". The other day I was following a cyclist who abused two pedestrians for being in his way - he seemed somewhat put out when I pointed out he was obliged to give way to them.
If I was riding two abreast us and when a car driver came up behind us & tooted it's horn & if we didn't get out of it's way, blasted us with an air horn, cyclists would be outraged.
In the words of the OP what you should be doing is "politely ask others to allow me to pass" - it is arequest by a gentle ding of a bell or a few polite words, followed by a "thank you" as you pass.
My front brake squeaks a bit & I apologise if and when it startles the pedestrians in front of me.
There are plenty of posts on this forum about claiming the lane, asserting our rights & how cars should have to wait until it's safe to pass. It is no different when we as cyclists come across other road and path users - chances are those same pedestrians will be driving home afterwards
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
I think it's different on a cycleway if for example there are two pedestrians side by side, one on the opposite side of the path (blocking both directions). In that case I always ring and they always move to let me by, but if they didn't and blocked both lanes I'd find that very rude on their behalf.
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
Yes, but when it's a dual lane path and the peds string out across both lanes in parallel then I don't hesitate to ring the bell etc!
Edit: What he said ^^^
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
We still have to avoid crashing into them though no matter what way they're getting along on the path. Ringing your bell will alert them of your presence most of the time and it's not rocket surgery to make a judgement of how far away you need to be before starting t ring it is it? If all that seems to be failing you need to slow down to a speed where you won't run into them.
Your journey time will be increased a tad, but not by nearly as much as it would be if you'd crashed into them.
I just love riding my bike!
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+1. Courtesy is contagious.
Today's effort = Tomorrows reward.
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How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
+1 for bells. I only had one so if I had an incident I wouldn't cop the blame based on a technicality, but I use it all the time now. I usually shift right and do a ding about 20 meters out. I move over first so the ped can hear the direction the noise comes from so they don't panic into walking off the path or into my path (which some still do). I've get thanked for the warning frequently, never by a guy though.
With the wet weather, it's a bit pointless as my bell just gives a metallic sounding thud once it's wet! Weird that so little rain can dampen the ring so effectively.
I call "passing right" to other cyclists.
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I don't have a problem with pedestrians - I rarely ride on shared paths any more after witnessing many incidents and being involved in a number of them.
I don't want my bars cluttered with a cheap looking bell, so to remain legal I have a Widek Decibel XXL attached to my seatpost. It is operable there so probably legal, but Mr Plod insists it can easily be moved on to the bar until he's out of sight.
But bells are wasted on me - I have tinnitus and industrial deafness and cannot hear them, at least not until they are right on top of me, and I'll bet that many pedestrians who don't respond also can't hear them. Loss of high frequency hearing affects everybody as they age, and it's predicted that hearing degradation will be even more pronounced in the earbud headphone generation.
Apart from obvious gumbies whom I give a wide berth, I've yet to encounter a cyclist who didn't respond to a clear call and a friendly g'day as I go by.
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Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
Do not mistake, can not hear , with do not want to hear...
Two very different things.
I find that those that can not hear, wil take this into consideration,and walk so that others can easily pass, and a bell is not needed.
I also find that those that can hear walk all over the place..
And for those, yep, we neeeed a bell..
The dutch have one word to describe the aussie MHL, this word is ;
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
There is now another alternative to the bell ... this is claimed to be the world's loudest cycle horn. It is the Hornit. Sounds like a video game to me ...
Re: How to politely ask others to allow me to pass?
I think its not to bad actually. sounds a little less invasive than the Air Zound.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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"The Eye of LA Punk" defined the style
Edward has created 20th Century Icons with his photos. Colver is best known for his early punk photos, which are now both vintage photography and more popular than ever. The moments he captured on film will live on as icons not only because of the vision of the photos themselves, but because they eloquently document the birth of punk music, fashion, art and lifestyle in Los Angeles.
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twizzle wrote:His excuse? "I would have crashed into the back of you if I hadn't overtaken".
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Sounds like we need indicators on bikes.
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To the lady riding in a black and white dress on Albert Street, East Melbourne this morning, yes you looked very chic and lovely, but when you are riding all over the Copenhagen lane at 15 kph and not being aware of your surroundings (and the cyclists who do ride faster that you who would like to pass) then I would expect you NOT to be wearing earpods with the volume up so loud that I could clearly hear what radio station you were listening to from over 4 metres away. I would like to pass you without having to veer into the car lane to do so, thank you very much.
I did shout 'passing' very loudly from behind you about 3-4 times with no discernible effect and ended up having to go into the car lane anyway.
That was why I was pointing at my ears at the lights and shaking my head at you.
And to the cyclist in front of me who also tried to pass this lady and went into the car lane to do so, I apologise for sounding like an idiot saying to you that all you have to do is tell the female cyclist that you are passing and she'll move over. She clearly couldn't hear anything except her radio station so no amount of calling would have worked.
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
Simple rear view mirror may have helped here.
This does highlight one thing however. As described by twizzle, any legal conflict would place a big slab of fault on him. We need to be aware of our surroundings and indicate any changes from a line..... line not lane... and give way. All of us are susceptible to this error (I know I am) as it is just so easy to dodge around an obstruction or a slow rider.
Not excusing the overtaking rider's prattishness, of course.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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I'm not sure this is right. My understanding is that as a cyclist you "own" the lane you are in and are perfectly entitled to move about within the lane as required by the conditions (eg avoiding glass or potholes). This is what the notion of "taking the lane" is based on.
It is up to those passing to either change lanes completely or pass you safely within your lane (cyclists only) at THEIR responsibility.
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
I agree yelling at another road user for going too slow in the lane they are legally allowed to travel in is not acceptable. I am also curious about this so called car lane...
What is needed in getting more people, more women and more 'chic' on bikes is to remove the aggression, danger and stress that cycling amongst fast moving traffic creates! So here you come along and harass a cycling who is commuting at a leisurely pace. THIS IS NOT COOL!
Surely you expect cars to pass you safely without abuse? Surely you expect cars to give you 1m+? Then why should this lady cyclist not deserve it when riding down the Copenhagen lane? Your complaint baffles me.
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I think you may have misinterpreted my post (or I may have written it poorly).
I was not yelling at the female cyclist in a dress that they are going too slowly - I was indicating with my voice that I would like to pass in a safe manner ie. I said "Passing" (I haven't passed at that point, merely indicating that I'd like to pass). All I said to her was "Passing". She did not respond due to her headphones and loud music.
And I was indicating to the male cyclist in front of me who attempted to pass this female cyclist in a dress (prior to my attempt) that she might respond better and move across (as she was veering around) if he used his voice (which he wasn't doing). I was at no point telling someone off for going slowly.
You can go as slowly as you like in the lane, as long as you are aware of your surroundings and passing vehicles, which she clearly wasn't. This copenhagen lane is perfectly wide enough to allow two cyclists abreast for a passing manoeuvre without either cyclist having to move into the vehicle lane (and I have been passed countless times when I myself am going slowly in this exact lane). But only if said cyclists are aware it is going on. She wasn't aware of her surroundings at all so we passed her when it was safe to do so for all parties, which included using the next lane.
Albert Street has bollards between the bicycle lane and the normal 'vehicle' lane so it isn't an easy matter of just moving wide like you may be assuming.
And yes, you are right, it is a normal lane, but since the copenhagen lane is separated (with bollards), in order to try and give an accurate indication to those reading this thread of the difference in lanes, that is what I have termed it. You are correct, it is a vehicle lane, for use by all vehicles.
EDIT: To address your further comments that were added into your post:
At no point did anybody harrass anyone or abuse anyone. She wasn't aware of either of us until we were in front of her (due to her loud music) and both of us passed her safely. Do you like when pedestrians wear headphones and loud music and don't hear your polite ding of the bell/use of voice indicating your presence when on a shared pathway?
How is me pointing at my ears when we were stopped at the lights, referring to the fact that she couldn't hear a THING due to her loud music, harrassment???
Of course I expect cars to safely pass me without abuse and that is exactly what we did to her. No abuse, no crashes, all happy.
Riding with loud music in both ears on the road = EXTREMELY DUMB.
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
I agree that two cyclists can pass safely in the Copenhagen lane. However it is a narrow space for doing so. It is often not possible for two cyclists to pass each other while leaving 1m+ space between bikes and outer edge of the lane. I would argue that if she feels it necessary to sit in the middle of the lane then that is her prerogative. I would argue the same thing about a typical width vehicle lane in which a cyclist choose the centre line.
I would say that "That was why I was pointing at my ears at the lights and shaking my head at you. " would not have left a positive feeling in her mind.
I'm not religious but the who "do unto others...." springs to mind. We don't like motorists expressing their frustration, lady cyclists probably don't appreciate fast cyclists expressing frustration at their moderate pace.
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You have misinterpreted again - my hand movement (pointing at my ears clearly meaning the headphones) was to say that wearing earphones on the road is dumb. Nothing to do with pace. But then again, I guess everyone can misinterpret anything.
I would probably also tell off a cyclist who goes through a red light. Does that leave a bad taste in your mouth?
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
come on H he was clear that she was "veering around", not just sitting in the middle of the lane (which would be fine, in my view).
veering around is not OK though, no more than it is OK for cars to veer around. you need to hold your line. or at least, be able to respond when someone calls out that they're passing.
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Now don't get him started on THAT!
Reflecting on the "Copenhagen" lanes (I hate that term) they are aimed at the less confident rider. The sort who wants to ride their bike at low speed in a carefree manner. So I'm not surprised at someone riding in the middle of the lane with earphones on. Unfortunately, the law mandates that all cyclists use the lane "if practicable" regardless of their confidence. In that context the lanes on Albert St are simply too narrow. I would not expect anyone to ride in or close to the gutter there due to the dangers of people entering the lane from the footpath. Anyone a sensible distance from the gutter leaves inadequate passing space - especially with the bollards and car doors on the right.
Helmets! Bells! Rego!
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Red light = GO? Is THAT what I've been doing wrong - going on the green?
Good thing about the morning peak and going uphill on Albert Street is that there are no parked cars along there (clearway at that time) so no chance of dooring and more room for everyone - including passing cyclists. There is sometimes even space in the vehicle lane on the other side of the bollards to move when the cars are stuck in traffic, although dooring could occur if you use that area.
Pretty much the only time I ride up/down that street is during the clearway times and I would not pass another bicycle in the bicycle lane when there were cars parked as dooring and people jumping out from both sides are a real concern.
Cyclists happy for you to overtake will clearly indicate this willingness. The others who don't respond or obviously aren't confident don't get overtaken in the bicycle lane. All are happy if everyone is aware of their surroundings.
That's correct, she gave absolutely NO response whatsoever to our calls of 'passing' so we didn't pass her inside the bollards. I was thinking that if I'd blown an Air Zound at her (not that I have one) she still wouldn't have noticed, she was in her own world with her music up so loud.
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
lol I wear headphones when cycling - storming trance adds at least 40w of power
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"Taking the lane" is a psychological strategy to gain yourself the necessary road space for travel. Within the lane you still need to maintain a predictable line, and signal any deviation from that. It's in our road rules:
I believe it is implicit in this rule that you indicate you movements.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Fine. However she has a legal obligation to maintain a largely predictable course (see my post above about Rule 148A)
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: The Dumb Cyclists and Pedestrians thread...
I made a similar (non contact) mistake going round a left turning car stopped waiting for a pedestrian a couple of months ago, though I blamed me, rather than the other rider - Pretty much a basic cycling fail if you diverge right and don't check first.
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This is my general thoughts. Fundamentally there is not alot of space for two bikes.
I struggle to believe that somebody, even a "chic lady cyclist" would ride up all of Albert street veering around. I assumed that was summernights artistic license for describing that she was taking up the whole lane. It is an interesting coincidence that such comments also arise from motorists when cyclists are in the middle of a lane. In short I have have little to indicate that the straightness of her line is any worse than the average cyclists. In fact, she sounds like what you should expect from the ideal average cyclist.
As above. If she genuinely was weaving erratically then there is a possibility of objection. But the more PLAUSIBLE scenario was she was simply riding in the middle and giving no safe passing room.
My point is that motorists object to cyclists being SLOW, WOBBLY and taking up the whole lane. I think we should think twice and then think again before we complain about other cyclists being slow and wobbly!
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I do think that if I came upon a cyclist riding slowly, wobbling about, on a bike path or Copenhagen-lane, and I had ring my bell or called out, but they could not hear me because of a screaming music player..... I'd be pretty p!$$ed off for sure.
And before you say "deaf cyclist", a good mate of mine is one such person. He always rides with a rear-view mirror and uses it.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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I saw a very silly cyclist this morning as I was driving to work in the rain.
She was riding a big blue tricyle and took the route marked by the red line in the picture. Fine you might think... except she was riding North, up my map. It was peak hour, and she pushed out into the middle of Marion Road from Aldridge Avenue, expecting everyone to stop for her, then cycled up the wrong side of the road all the way to the lights and round the corner
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Bloody yanks.
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Some days you just shake your head - coming down the hill from the lights at Gipps St & Lyons Road being followed by an e-bike rider. Not sure if he was peeved that he couldn't keep up with a fat old bloke riding at the speed limit so at the roundabout at Byrne Avenue & The Parade he decides to take a shortcut - yep instead of staying in the lane and turning right around the roundabout like any sane person, he cuts across the double white lines, dodges the traffic furniture & goes the wrong way around.
I don't know if he was peeved his electric motor couldn't keep up with an old fat bloke sitting on the speed limit with all of a 38-11 gear or if he is just tired of living but it is pretty much the dumbest thing I have seen on a bike that I wasn't riding.
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Pft nice work admitting you got CCR scalped buddy
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Damn non-Lycra wearing hoons!
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My ego is sufficiently well nourished that if it takes 20 years, 200w of extra power & taking his life into his hands to pass me, I am ok with that, but thanks for the laughs guys
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Your man has a mad case of the cooties, you should dump him.
This dude's a complete asshole, he must have cooties.
This dude's a complete asshole, he must have cooties.
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To be sexually aroused. In males this usually means getting a boner, and in females wetting of the vaginal area. Can also mean being horny, though this is a less severe condition of cooties.
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Customer Ratings:
I've been using this cleanser for quite some time and I love it. Our winters are harsh and this is gentle, non-drying and effective. (However, I do have to use a makeup remover beforehand.) I also appreciate that it is non-fragranced.
With season change, I thought I would try a different cleanser in the mornings, one that was for dryer skins. I am 50 with slightly dry / combo T-zone, sensitive with rare blemishes. I found Moisture Boost cleanser to be emoillent and pleasant enough, but it feels as if it's not rinsing off well. Going back to Hydralight, as it just leaves my skin feeling fresher and more comfortable.
I tried the Skin Balancing line and found it too drying for my skin. My skin is combination, oily, dry, sensitive, prone to clogged pores & wrinkles. Whew! I spoke to Isabelle with customer service and she helped guide me to the MB line. I love the cleanser!! It is creamy but not heavy. It cleans very well and has a nice texture when I use it with my Clairsonic. It gets all my makeup off without stripping my skin. I'll NEVER be without it! I have not broken out while using it. Thanks PC!
Sadly the first Paulas Choice product that was a disappointment. Its called moisture boost but it was actually very drying. Even more drying than the skin balancing cleaner, plus its a little runny. My skin felt tight even the morning after i used it.
Thanks for your review! Whlie your experience with this moisturizing cleanser isn't typical, we understand that everyone's skin won't react the same to each product. Please contact us to arrange for a return or exchange.
Removes all my makeup, rinses clean, leaves skin soft and supple!
The Skin Recovery cleanser is great too. The main reason I went with this one is that it works into a rich, creamy lather that I love!
It's also so reasonably priced - the 16 oz size is an incredible bargain, especially considering you don't need much of this to get the job done!
I previously used the cleansers from the CLEAR and Skin Recovery line, with this being my favorite. It's a light (semi-runny) texture, but you need a very small amount to work with. It removes any leftover makeup without scrubbing, and my face feels so smooth and hydrated after drying. There is definitely no "tight" feeling, just clean!
This along with the cream from this line is my new favorite products that I will definitely repurchase in the future. They do not disappoint!
I tried ALL of Paula's Choice cleansers and this is my favorite!!! I have slightly oily, blemish prone skin (mild acne) that has a dehydrated surface due to using benzoyl peroxide (am and pm). This makes my skin feel fabulous! It removes ALL makeup (I usually have smokey eye's...lots of dark shadows/liner), silky - very soft liquid texture, no foaming action, clean rinsing and my skin has a healthy glow afterwards. Please don't change the formulation! HG status!!!
I gave this cleanser 5 stars because it truly does work on normal, normal to dry and even combination skin. its very light milky texture rinses very easily and never feels heavy. The ONLY thing I miss is the pump. I know many did not approve because of malfunction but honestly a pump is so much easier with the bigger size. The big size IS big and it is just not convenient. OR perhaps Paula could sell the small size as a 2 pack value. not sure.....But product wise it is great
I've used nearly every single PC cleanser available with the exception of Skin Recovery Cleanser (my skin is not that dry) and, IMHO, Moisture Boost is the best of the bunch. Its light and creamy formulation hits the mark of providing a perfect balance of moisturizing cleansing agents leaving your skin clean and soft without a hint of dryness. It feels wonderful on the skin and rinses easily with no residue. Well done!
Feels like liquid silk and leaves my skin feeling soft, moisturized, and never tight. Love that it has no scent and it easily removes ALL makeup. Couldn't be more pleased with this cleanser. Have been using now for over three years. Paula's products are the best. Please don't change this formulation.
I have noticed a tight feeling when I use this product . I am also experiencing dry and flaky skin on my face the following morning. I am going back to skin recovery for dry skin cleanser. Disappointed that this didn't give me the moisture I need.
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I have tried all four of the standard PC cleansers and sadly this is my least favourite of the bunch. I have skin that can become dried out by products easily and can be congested by products easily, so there is a fine line to balance. I found that this cleanser didn't quite remove all of my makeup and was surprisingly drying! I actually found the Hydralight to be less drying than this one. On the upside though, it has been great to use as a shaving lotion on my legs while I use up the rest!
This is hands down the best cleanser I've ever used. Gentle, but with enough oomph to get off most makeup. I keep a giant bottle of it in the shower, and even my husband (who has very sensitive rosacea-prone skin) uses it. I will use a stronger cleanser if I've been sweating, or have worn very heavy makeup, but overall, definitely a must have for people with sensitive skin!
Perfect with the clarisonic. Gentle, milky and slightly lathering. The huge bottle is a terrific deal. 110% In love with this cleanser (and pretty much everything else from Paula's Choice).
Moisture Boost cleanser is absolutely the best. I used Clinique Liquid Soap for years but PC if far better. My only complaint is the container, at least for me. I have a difficult time getting cleanser out. I do not good strength in my hands so this maybe the problem. Would really like to see it offered in a more flexible container for easy dispensing.
This is a great cleanser! It removes makeup and sunscreen completely, without making my skin feel dry, tight, or irritated. I originally got the Skin Recovery cleanser, which I still use in the morning, but I prefer the Moisture Boost cleanser for evenings because it seems to clean more thoroughly.
I was very happy using Keihl's Ultra Facial Cleanser, but I wanted find an equally superior product for less money. Keihl's cleanser costs $19.50 for .5 oz. I was thrilled to find Paula's website. I'm very happy with Moisture Boost for all the reasons explained by previous reviewers. The only negative is the design of the bottle cap. The top of the container spills the cleanser from all sides of the rim. And since the bottle is opaque, I can see the mess on the inside of the bottle cap.
Love this. Very silky and moisturizing. Going back to it after trying Skin Recovery cleanser (which is also great). I like the Moisture Boost's silky/slippery feel. Especially good with my gentle brush on my Clarisonic.
Thought I'd try a cleanser for dry skin to use during the winter...this one is technically okay and I love the fact that Paula's cleansers are gentle and can be used on the eyes. However, this formula is so liquidy that it literally falls through my hands before I can get it on my face, and I wind up losing half of it in the sink. Won't buy again due to this, so I'll stick with Paula's Skin Balancing formular, which is hands down the best cleanser I've ever used.
Hello! Thank you for sharing your experience, and we're sorry the Moisture Boost Cleanser didn't quite fit your needs. You may want to try using this with a soft washcloth. Either way, please contact our Customer Care at email@example.com, they can help with a refund or exchange.
I have oily (though drier during the winter months), break-out-prone, sensitive skin, and 99% of all cleansers that I've used in my life have left my face dry and tight- a feeling I cannot stand- after use. (And if they didn't, they were too heavy for my skin and left me with pimples.) This is the ONLY cleanser I've used, and I have used many, that does the job of cleansing my skin and removing makeup, yet leaves my face comfortable afterwards. I love it.
My favorite cleanser. I also like Hydralight for when I am oilier, but this cleanser rocks. It foams a little, makes a silky gentle lather, cleans really well and rinses off completely, and does not dry you out or leave a greasy feeling. I don't break out, and I don't get dry. The best.
I am extremely pleased with the performance and texture of this cleanser, it feels like liquid silk. All that's needed is a few drops to wash away all the daily makeup. Since discovering this little gem, I've purchased the large bottle and I'm certain it will last a long time. I have mature skin, normal/dry and this cleanser leaves my skin feeling not only totally clean, but smooth and soft as well. This is truly a winner!! Please do not ever change the formulation of the cleansers!
First time user but find this cleanser to be gentle on my sensitive skin. It really does a great job of removing my face and eye makeup including mascara. My skin feels clean but not tight. I use this cleanser with my clairsonic
I tend to wear full face makeup and thought I needed a foaming cleanser to get clean, In fact, before finding this I used a 3-step cleansing process: 1. Remove eye makeup. 2. Use a creamy cleanser (such as the Resist). 3. Use a foaming cleanser. Now, I need only the Moisture Boost cleanser. And you don't need much! Splash a bit of water, apply and gently rub circularly. Follow with a good rinse (usually a washcloth first if I have makeup on). You'll be clean but not tight or dry, or greasy.
So glad I switched from the Resist cleanser to this one. Actually gets ALL my make up off when I wash my face.
Not a fan of dispenser - I love my pumps because it's so much easier to dispense especially since I got the large bottle which make sit harder to pick up. Going to find an old pump bottle and pour this into it. The lack of pump is why I have it 4 stars...
What makes this product unique?Moisture Boost One Step Face Cleanser offers the ease of a water-soluble cleanser with the texture of a milky cleansing lotion. This lightly lathering formula feels supremely silky and quickly removes all makeup (including eye makeup). It rinses completely, leaving skin beautifully soft without a trace of dryness.
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free.
Who is this product for?Moisture Boost Cleanser is ideal for those with normal to dry skin. May also be used by those with slightly oily or combination skin that prefer a lotion-like texture.
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Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate (gentle cleansing agent), Methyl Gluceth-20 (skin-conditioning agent), Glycol Stearate (moisturizing thickener), Glyceryl Stearate (moisturizing thickener), Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract (soothing agent, anti-inflammatory), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (water-binding agent), Cocamidopropyl Betaine (very mild cleansing/lather agent), Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Disodium Cocoyl Glutamate (cleansing agents), Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium PCA (skin-identical ingredients), Hydroxyethylcellulose (thickener), Caprylyl Glycol, Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Propylene Glycol (slip agent), Citric Acid (pH balancer), Phytic Acid (chelating agent to soften hard water), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: Wet face and apply a small amount of cleanser to your face and eye area with vigorous, yet gentle, circular motions. Rinse well. To remove heavy makeup, repeat or use with a clean, wet washcloth.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
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