Procter and Gamble: packaging matters!
Take a look at this! It’s a face cleanser made by Procter & Gamble. The product itself is okay—it doesn’t control every breakout, but it does minimize them. But that’s not what this post is about—it’s about the packaging.
After washing my face one day, I looked in the mirror and couldn’t figure out where I was getting all the black grit on my face, then I looked at my Olay Total Effects 7 in One “refreshing citrus scrub cleanser”, and voila! The culprit.
P&G … please correct this issue. I will not buy your product again. When I wash my face, I expect my face to be clean, not contaminated with remnants from the packaging flaw.
