AVEENO Face CALM+RESTORE Nourishing Oat Cleanser (1x 200ml)
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Aveeno Face CALM+RESTORE Nourishing Oat Cleanser (1x 200ml) sits on our skin care shelf, where the ranking comes from what buyers actually said rather than from what the box says. From the seller's own listing: This non-foaming, creamy cleanser for sensitive skin gently removes dirt, impurities, and oil, leaving skin feeling soothed, hydrated, and nourished. Formulated with prebiotic oat, known for helping to soothe and repair skin, by restoring the skin's moisture barrier, calming feverfew known for antioxidant properties. That is the maker talking, not us, so read it as a claim rather than a finding. It holds 4.5 out of 5 on Amazon from 5,207 ratings. Where that leaves it next to the rest of the shelf is set out below.
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The typical skin care product on our shelf scores 4.6 out of 5, measured across 41 rated products. This one comes in at 4.5. Mid-table, in other words. The stars aren't going to pick a winner here, so it comes down to pack size, cost per unit and the details further down.
That score rests on 5,207 ratings. The median for this shelf is 12,743. That's a thin base for this shelf. A score from a small number of buyers can move a long way on a handful of new reviews, so treat it as a first impression rather than a settled verdict.
On money, this sits in the bottom third of a shelf running from £1.80 to £16.70, with the midpoint around £9.37. Cheap with a middling rating is a fair trade if the specifics suit you, and it is the usual reason to pick something at this end of the shelf.
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Worked out from the 41 skin care products we track, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →
Ratings gathered from public product pages at UK retailers. We link to each source so you can check.
Taken from the product listing via Amazon's product API. These are the seller's claims, not our test results.
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