ican london isopropyl rubbing Alcohol 70% First aid Antiseptic 500ml

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I bought this as I’ve recently upped my skincare routine and started microneedling – it’s perfect for sanitising my tools and keeping everything hygienic. The size is generous, the price is great value, and it’s exactly what I needed. Reliable, effective, and a staple if you’re into advanced skincare at home.

Purchased for the purpose of sterilizing beauty tools. It is as advertised and does the job. ———————————— My Rating System ———————————— *opinions are my own and based on my own experiences and preferences* 1 Star : Extremely poor quality product. Not fit for purpose. Do not recommend. 2 Star : Unsatisfactory. Product quality/performance lacking. Purchase only if there is no other choice. 3 Stars : Average product, average results. Conforms to expectations. Better options available. 4 Stars : Great quality product. Conforms to expectations. Enjoyed the product. Would recommend. 5 Stars : Excellent quality product. Exceeded expectations. Beyond pleased with product. Highly recommended.

Good quantity. Perfect for use with dermaroller.

I bought this to use with my derma roller. I've decanted it into a spray bottle because i find it easier to use that way, 2 or 3 quick sprays onto the roller and then I put it back into its storage box while still wet. So far no problems, I use my roller most days and I've not had any problems at all with infections etc. This bottle is a good size and will last me for ages, so it's good value for money. The bottle seems sturdy and doesn't leak. The solution smells as you would expect, vaguely medical which I find reassuring. No complaints, I'd definitely buy this again.

A blue ink pen leaked on my favourite denim jacket and after watching a tutorial online that used alcohol to remove it thought I'd give it a try as there was nothing more to lose. I was over the moon when it worked! The process takes TIME but essentially I would pour a bit of alcohol on the stain, wait 3 seconds and dab it with kitchen paper. This went on for some time and the stain got bigger before it got better but eventually the ink colour got weaker and weaker. Once it had almost disappeared I soaked it using the vanish spray and then put it in the wash. Miracle! I've since used the same method when I've got pen on other clothing items and it's worked a treat. Probably wouldn't use it on things like leather or delicate materials.