Le Petit Marseillais Lime & Mandarin Body Wash | Review
APPLICATION
This product applied really well, lathered effortlessly, and the smell was fresh (much nicer and more natural than I expected!) The product comes out runny, but lathers really well. I used one sample in one shower, and felt I got the squeeky clean feel I needed with just a small amount of product.
SCENT
I’m not going to lie, I was super nervous to try this product because if I’m being honest, Lime and Mandarin do not sound appealing to me. I’m more of a Rosehip- Lavender type of gal. Lime and/or Mandarin are probably at the bottom of the list when it comes to my go-to scents. That being said, the mix of these two scents together is actually really nice. The scent wasn’t overly powerful and left my skin smelling fresh and feeling rejuvenated — without a powerful perfume smell. It just smelt natural, you know?
THE VERDICT
Overall, I probably wouldn’t stick with this product as an everyday body wash, only because I have acne-prone skin so I tend to stick to anything that will help keep my skin clear on a daily basis. That being said, this is a great product for those who like a squeaky clean feel, with a light fresh scent. Left my skin feeling soft and awake!
This product was received complimentary for review purposes via Influenster. Photo courtesy of Influenster.
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