EverYuth Naturals Lemon Face Wash Review

Today I will be reviewing one of my most used face wash. I got this product for the first time I guess 3 years ago and since then have been using it at least once in a day. I have a lot of face wash (and I mean A LOT) well this is one which has survived a lot of refills.

Claims:

This 100% soap-free face wash gently deep cleanses your skin without making it dry and stretchy. It effectively removes dirt, bacteria & skin impurities and nourishes your skin.

Key ingredients:

• Lemon: Deep cleanses and tones the skin
• Green Apple: Refreshing cleanser with natural minerals and proteins
• Honey: Natural moisturizer that softens and nourishes the skin.

Net Volume: 100 ml+25 ml extra free

M.R.P: Rs 55

I have an oily combination skin. Although we need to moisturize the skin once, but even a little moisturizer makes my skin oily instantly. So I needed something which makes my skin oil free but doesn’t make it dry or itchy which will make me use moisturizer.

So BINGO!! I was never a big fan of everyuth products. But this one struck the right cord. 

Have been using since 3 years and it has never disappointed me. It comes in gel based form. Neither too runny nor too thick. It cleans the face really well!! Squeaky Clean…clean! It doesn’t have an intense smell

It has a citrus smell which is very fresh. The smell doesn’t last long but makes you feel fresh. Also its very affordable and comes in varying sizes which makes it easy to carry. It removes all the makeup easily. Even the waterproof ones.

Pros:

·        Affordable

·        Stands to claims

·        Makes skin oilfree for 3-4 hours atleast

·        No intense smell

·        Travel friendly pack

·        Doesn’t dry out the skin

Cons:

·        Not a good choice for people with dry skin

Rating: 4/5 (-1 because it cannot be used by everyone)

Ciao...!!

The Movie: World War Z

This movie moves from a person who is trying to safeguard his family against the global outbreak of a virus to something which he does on a global level.

The Movie: World War Z (2013)

Studio: Paramount Pictures

Director: Marc Forster

Starring: Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane, Mireille Enos as Karin Lane, James Badge Dale as Captain Speke, David Morse as Ex-CIA Agent and Peter Capaldi as W.H.O. Doctor

Screenwriters: Matthew Michael Carnahan, Drew Goddard and Damon Lindelof based on the book by Max Brooks

The story starts with Brad Pitt (Gerry) who is stay-at-home dad with two daughters and a loving wife. The film is fast paced and does become an action blockbuster. Eventually you might think it’s something like Brad Pitt Vs the zombies but it surely is interesting.

It is based on a bestselling novel by Max Brooks, and directed by 'Quantum of Solace' director Marc Forster. It has moments of horror, panic, tension, curiosity and thrill. The part when Gerry thinks he is infected and climbs to the rooftop to suicide the moment he realizes he might be infected puts you on the edge of your seat.

The movie is fast and furious. It snaps at times. The point when the most important character of the movie falls dead makes you blank for a while. Is this the end? You might think and then again the story picks up. Numerous encounters, zombies are well pictured. The Jerusalem sequence is like a flood of zombies. Well done cinematography.

I thought the movie ended abruptly; I wanted it to go on for another 30 minutes or so. This movie definitely won’t disappoint you. It might be a bit gross for someone. But overall I liked it.

Rating: 4/5