Elemis Pro-Collagen Black Cherry Cleansing Balm - 50g - Elemis

Yes, this cleansing balm is gentle enough for daily use, both morning and evening, to effectively cleanse your skin.

It is formulated to be `kind-to-skin`. However, if you have very sensitive skin or known allergies, we recommend performing a patch test before full facial application.

Yes, the Elemis Pro-Collagen Black Cherry Cleansing Balm is clinically proven to effectively dissolve and remove all types of makeup, including waterproof formulas.

While the balm cleanses thoroughly, many users choose to follow it with a water-based cleanser as part of a `double cleansing` routine for an even deeper clean, especially in the evening. It is optional based on your skin type and preferences.

A pea-sized amount is generally sufficient for a full facial cleanse. Adjust as needed based on the amount of makeup or impurities you need to remove.

The balm features a distinctive and sweet black cherry fragrance. The scent provides a pleasant and indulgent aspect to the cleansing experience.

The duration a 50g jar will last depends on individual usage. With daily use of a pea-sized amount, it typically lasts for several weeks to a couple of months. Consistent daily application will result in faster consumption.

Ensure you are applying the balm to *dry* skin. Massage for a longer duration (at least 60 seconds) to allow the ingredients time to dissolve makeup. Make sure to use a sufficient amount of product.

You might not be emulsifying the product thoroughly or rinsing completely. After massaging the balm, add a small amount of water to create a milky texture before rinsing. Consider using a warm, damp cleansing cloth to ensure all residue is removed.

The consistency of the balm can vary slightly with temperature. If it feels too stiff, warm a small amount between your palms for a few seconds before applying to your face. This will soften it and make it easier to spread.

Although formulated to be gentle, discontinue use immediately if irritation occurs. Perform a patch test on a small, inconspicuous area of skin (e.g., behind the ear or on the inner forearm) to confirm sensitivity before resuming use.