Herbaline Herbal Extracts Facial Wash

1 September 2008 at 9:42 pm | In Cleanser, Review | 8 Comments

Biatch had been telling me to get Herbaline when I asked him, “How??? My skin! So many pimples!”

“My friend – I long time didn’t see her – then she suddenly got clear skin in 3 months!” Biatch said in marvel.

“What product? What?”

“She’s using Herbaline.”

“Huh? As in the MLM company?” I had no idea what’s the Herbal MLM company’s full name but in my mind, there was such company.

“No… this is quite affordable also.” He listed the products that I should get and the estimated prices.

Umm.. ok. Back then, he said there was branches in PJ & IOI Mall. I only go to IOI Mall twice a year. No way would I go so far to buy skincare, much less a skincare I had never tried!

After almost 1yr plus, I found out from Biatch that Herbaline has outlet in Sungei Wang. Doi! I rushed out to buy my skincare set.

This small tube is RM30. RM30’s not expensive if you compare with luxury brands like Estee Lauder, Cosme Decorte but it’s a darn small tube!

Size: 30g
Price: RM30

It feels clean to wash face. It even removes waterproof mascara but I didn’t take the magnifier to check. If I use mascara or foundation, I would use either cleansing oil or milky lotion for double cleansing just to be safe.

There’s no much foam, which is good – it wouldn’t dry out the skin. I like that this has BHA but when I saw the last ingredient was Parfum, I freaked out.

“Got Parfum?” I asked the staff.

“Oh… that’s the natural smell,” she explained.

I looked at her skeptically but I was game to try this. I trusted Biatch’s recommendation since he’s a bitch about skincare products.

Guess what?

Stearic acid is prepared by treating animal fat with water at a high pressure and temperature, leading to the hydrolysis of triglycerides. It can also be obtained from the hydrogenation of some unsaturated vegetable oils.

- Wikipedia – Stearic acid

BHT. What the heck is that?

I guess it’s Butylated hydroxytoluene. Mm, there’s controversy in this.

Official site: http://www.herbaline.com.my

I had finished using this twice but I would prefer to try other brands for now.

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how’s the progress?

Comment by cc — 12 November 2008 #

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Works great the 1st time but not 2nd.

Comment by MJ — 13 November 2008 #

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I’m using this Herbal extract facial wash too.
I agree it’s freakin small tube for a RM20 thing. Like the smell though. :)

Comment by Vivienne — 17 April 2009 #

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yaya i agree too………… expensive
they product all in smaall tube….
oni 35ml rm66 try compare wif popular brand dermological ….
herbaline 2x expensive n no result too….after i use my skin worst n dry plus even tone too

i not recomend to try herbaline produst they use small packing to cheap customer n say tat no achocol n asid

pls read d ingredient all label wif acid chemist name

Comment by candy ng — 16 June 2009 #

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im do the facial at klang… at the centro (y fittness) building

there got one staff i very hate (inpolitely) if i not wrong her name is kelly d branch supervisor

that is my 1st time saw she service customer like this………. argueing n scoldin custemor say that no money cant buy (no budjet) huhz type off service !?

Comment by candy ng — 16 June 2009 #

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im herbaline user n regular customer..i like d whitening mask n d aloe vera gel

Comment by janice — 17 June 2009 #

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hello Can you show me? Can i buy herbaline where? i want buy that but i don’t know where sale that? If You know call me 0177556967 Please Thanks

Comment by triniti — 2 July 2009 #

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triniti, there are a few outlets – go to the website > Contact Us > move over the state you want to go. The phone & address are listed.

Comment by MJ — 10 July 2009 #

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