Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm Review (50g) | Blonde Male

Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm Review: Is the 50g Jar Worth It?

A cleanser has to do more than remove what is on my skin. I want my face to feel comfortable afterwards, too. That is why I bought the Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm with Dual Action Cleansing Cloth in the 50g size. After using it, my impression is simple: it gives me a thorough cleanse without that stripped, tight feeling.

Purchased myself: I bought this product with my own money. This review reflects my honest experience.

Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm 50g leaves my skin thoroughly cleansed, nourished and comfortable without feeling stripped.

What Is Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm?

Emma Hardie's Moringa Cleansing Balm is a balm cleanser designed to dissolve makeup, SPF and daily residue. The formula starts as a solid balm, melts into an oil as you massage it over dry skin, then turns milky when you add water. The 50g jar comes with a Dual Action Cleansing Cloth for removal. Although the retailer's web address includes “50ml”, its product listing gives this jar's size as 50g.

At the time of writing, Emma Hardie lists this 50g size at £28. You can check the current details and price on the official Emma Hardie product page.

My Experience: Does It Cleanse Without Stripping?

I purchased the Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm myself. It leaves my skin perfectly cleansed without stripping it, and my skin feels nourished afterwards.

For me, the result after rinsing is what makes a cleansing balm worth considering. My skin feels clean and comfortable rather than like I need to rush to apply moisturiser. It delivers the balance I look for: a proper cleanse that still leaves my skin feeling cared for. This is my experience with my own skin; yours may differ, particularly if you prefer a lighter gel cleanser or fragrance-free products.

Key Ingredients and Texture

The ingredient list begins with grapeseed oil and sweet almond oil. It also includes moringa seed extract, wild sea fennel extract and vitamin E (tocopherol). These help explain why the formula has a rich, oil-based feel, although the way a cleanser feels on skin matters more to me than any one ingredient on its own.

This is a scented cleanser: the ingredient list contains fragrance and fragrance components, while Emma Hardie describes an aromatic blend of orange, neroli, mandarin, jasmine and rose. That spa-like scent may appeal to some readers, but anyone who prefers fragrance-free skincare should take it into account. Always check the current ingredient list on the packaging if you have a known sensitivity.

How to Use the Balm and Cleansing Cloth

1. Massage an almond-sized amount of balm onto dry skin over the face and neck.
2. Add a little warm water with your fingertips and continue massaging as the balm becomes milky.
3. Remove it using the clean, warm, damp Dual Action Cleansing Cloth supplied with the 50g jar.

Those are the brand's usage directions. If you wear makeup or SPF, the brand says the balm is formulated to lift them away; my own verdict is based on how clean, nourished and comfortable my skin feels after cleansing.

Who Might Like It?

If you enjoy a more substantial balm texture and want a cleanser that leaves skin feeling nourished, this is a strong option to consider. It may be especially appealing when a foaming cleanser leaves your face feeling too tight. The included cloth also gives you a straightforward way to remove the balm.

On the other hand, the fragrance and £28 price for 50g are worth considering before buying. If you prefer a different texture, I have also reviewed the Revolution Pro Hydra Crush and Surface Glow cleansers; the two reviews should help you choose the type of cleanse you enjoy.

Pros and Cons

Pros: It cleanses my skin without leaving it feeling stripped, and my skin feels nourished afterwards. Things to consider: It is fragranced, and the 50g jar cost £28 when I wrote this review.

Blonde Male Verdict: Is It Worth It?

Blonde Male Rating: 4.8/5

Best for: Anyone looking for a balm cleanser that leaves skin feeling clean and nourished. Consider before buying: It is fragranced, and the 50g jar costs £28 at the time of writing.

Yes, I think the Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm is worth considering if a comfortable, non-stripping cleanse is your priority. I bought it myself, and the thing that stands out is how thoroughly cleansed my skin feels without losing that nourished feeling. I would choose it for the way my skin feels after cleansing, while keeping the size, price and fragrance in mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm 50ml or 50g?

The linked product listing specifies a 50g jar with a Dual Action Cleansing Cloth. Its web address says “50ml”, but the product's stated size is 50g.

Does Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm leave skin feeling stripped?

Not in my experience. I find that it leaves my skin perfectly cleansed without feeling stripped, and my skin feels nourished afterwards.

Does the balm remove makeup and SPF?

Emma Hardie says the balm is designed to lift away makeup, SPF and daily residue. My own review focuses on how thoroughly and comfortably it cleanses my skin.

Does Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm contain fragrance?

Yes. The ingredient list includes fragrance, and the brand describes an aromatic blend of orange, neroli, mandarin, jasmine and rose. Check the packaging's ingredient list if you prefer fragrance-free skincare.

How do you use the included cleansing cloth?

After massaging the balm onto dry skin and adding a little warm water, remove it with the clean, warm, damp Dual Action Cleansing Cloth included with the jar.

Is the Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm worth the price?

For me, its comfortable, nourishing finish makes it worth considering. Emma Hardie listed the 50g jar at £28 when I wrote this review, so the value will depend on how much you enjoy a balm cleanser and whether you mind a scented formula.

Have you tried this cleanser? Let me know how your skin felt after using it in the comments. Follow me on Instagram and TikTok @blondemaleblog for more honest beauty reviews.